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Old 06-22-2009, 09:08 AM
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So I've seen several people say they either had a powerlog or were planning on getting one. Can someone tell me exactly what it is, how its done, and what are the benefits?
Old 06-22-2009, 09:27 AM
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I gues you could say it'* a combination of a header and a exhaust manifold.
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Oh Ok. So If i was to get one, could i keep the same 2.5" downpipe or would that need an upgrade?
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It'* the front manifold and it bolts right in to the stock setup. About a half hour or so to install.
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Oh ok great. Is there any advantage to getting one for the rear as well or is the front enough?
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The front manifold is the larger restriction. In my opinion the rear being ported etc isn't enough of a difference to spend the time or money. There is little that can be done to the rear manifold to improve it past it'* stock state.
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Ok coo. Thanks guys.




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