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Would a 3inch midpipe and muffler be to much for n/a hr z? Would i still get the same amount of gains that a 2.5 get? or the difference is so small for example 1 or 3 horses.
LOL. I think hks is either 2.5 or 2.25, and the greddy evo tt is a 3 inch. You will lose power with the greddy evo tt n/a, but get some gains with the hks n/a. Since the hks has a smaller piping than the evo tt, you can conclude going bigger than 2.5 on n/a will lose power. Btw, there are many threads comparing the evo tt and hks, and the evo tt will cause you to lose power if n/a.
LOL. I think hks is either 2.5 or 2.25, and the greddy evo tt is a 3 inch. You will lose power with the greddy evo tt n/a, but get some gains with the hks n/a. Since the hks has a smaller piping than the evo tt, you can conclude going bigger than 2.5 on n/a will lose power. Btw, there are many threads comparing the evo tt and hks, and the evo tt will cause you to lose power if n/a.
All depends on if ther OP is asking about single of dual exhaust, where you jumped the gun expecting it to be dual.
Oh thats a good idea. So i can find out if i wasted my money or not.
If you want a legit answer. I recommend asking Hydrazine. https://my350z.com/forum/members/43383-hydrazine.html
PM him. He knows everything about exhausts, with dyno proven facts about tubing diameter. Good luck!