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Old 02-11-2005, 03:03 PM
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3" is WAAAY too large for our cars. 3" is too large for some of the 12ers here.. so don't even THINK of putting a 3" exhaust on your'*. 2.5" for the 92+ */C'*.


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yer, unless you've got a turbocharger, you don't really want a 3" setup, it'* a bit big.
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yeah, I'm going with you guys. I think 2.5 should be big enough.

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If you had */C with a smaller pulley than 2.5". You wouldn't benefit from a 3" exhaust. I'm think of going to 3" when I get my rockers done, and some other mod'* done so i can go even smaller.
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