C32 Downpipes
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C32 Downpipes
Hello everyone,
I recently purchased NeedsWings downpipes for our C32s. I wasn't able to find the answer on the forum so I was wondering that will I have to get the car retuned once I install the downpipes or no?
I recently purchased NeedsWings downpipes for our C32s. I wasn't able to find the answer on the forum so I was wondering that will I have to get the car retuned once I install the downpipes or no?
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What parameters would you tune for the downpipes?
it would probably be wise to upgrade the air intake before spending money on it though.
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As per Eurocharged I do not need a retune. Already have the air intakes.
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http://www.needswings.com/needswings...lete-downpipes
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Hmmm i've always had the understand superchargers needed back pressure to get the full functionality out of them. That is why most people cut out the secondary cats. Am I missing something here??
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I honestly do not know the answer to your question. I usually ask Lenin(in the above comments) if I have any questions. He knows these cars inside out.
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The best bang for the performance buck regarding exhaust mods for the c32 is the either completely remove or replace the front cats with high flow models. I had some 300 cell units installed and noticed a loss of low end power but a big improvement in mid range torque. Headers w/out doing the front cats is a waste of time/money.
I'll make up the low end loss with the 62mm pulley.
I'll make up the low end loss with the 62mm pulley.