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Hi everyone, Just would like to hear from anyone that has used these front & dump pipes in 1, & how good they are reliability/performance wise.

I was thinking of buying two seperate stainless front & dump pipes for my car, or will this 2 in 1 setup work the same? I'm trying to find a good setup for a Garrett BB Gt30 (500hp) Turbo with 45mm Wastegate on a cast iron HKS manifold.

Cheers

Chris

well..they'r not too bad..they'r cheaper than the split dump as they comes complete with front pipe already unlike the split where u will require a front pipe for it.

i had one on mine and u can hear the turbo spools up better due to its being a full 3 inch.

i know have a modified dump due to turbo upgrade which pretty much the same pipe with extention and diff. flanges..hope that helps.

Just fitted one to a mates car.

Lined up nicely. Pretty darn impressed really.

Dont expect the coating(cheap paint) to last. It burnt of straight away. Who cares though its an exhaust.

faced the flanges a little to make sure it got a nice seal, other then that no complaints.

bought it from here --> http://www.rzoneperformance.com.au/product...product=Exhaust

$165 is cheap in anyones language.

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