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Old Sep 7, 2005 | 10:27 PM
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Default ZPI.... 2 questions about your turbo kit.

1. if I ordered YOUR s-pipe+exhaust would it be compatable with your turbo kit? and make together make a full aftermarket turboback exhaust?

2. if I were to order stage0 it would be upgradable to s1, correct? if so, are you going to come out with a stage0 to stage1 upgrade kit?
Old Sep 7, 2005 | 10:45 PM
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Default Re: ZPI.... 2 questions about your turbo kit.

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1. if I ordered YOUR s-pipe+exhaust would it be compatable with your turbo kit? and make together make a full aftermarket turboback exhaust?

2. if I were to order stage0 it would be upgradable to s1, correct? if so, are you going to come out with a stage0 to stage1 upgrade kit?
Yes the exhaust and spipe are both compatible. I have the stage 1 kit and will be purchasing both. Should be a nice power gain. Yes the stage 0 is upgradable to a stage 1 and ZPI will be offering and upgrade kit from 0 to 1.
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cool, thanks.

what is the diamter of the ZPI exhuast? 2.5 "or 3"
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hey mattssi, it looks like Iam pretty much doing the exact same as you. How do you like the ZPI kit w/ spipe and exhaust?
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I'll tell you in about 2 weeks when I have all the parts ;)
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I don't have a kit yet. I have a lonesome S pipe sitting on my pool table - that's it.
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isnt a downpipe and s-pipe the same thing?
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Originally Posted by jwaggz82
isnt a downpipe and s-pipe the same thing?
nope
Old Oct 31, 2005 | 06:07 AM
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A turbo downpipe is the pipe from the turbo to the s pipe.

Otherwise, in an NA tC, the down pipe would be the s pipe.
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so is there a need to replace the spipe or does the stage0 setup already come w/ the piping?
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You can get an S pipe w/ stage 0. IT replace the most restrictive part of the exhaust system (factory S pipe)
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The turbo kits do not come with an s-pipe... the downpipe in the turbo kits basicly replaces the rest of the header. (meaning the turbo mani and turbo then downpipe would be where your stock header would be)
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oh ok - then it is important to replace the s-pipe - eventhough thats another 200.00. hehe
Old Nov 1, 2005 | 02:30 PM
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You should be able to make good power on the stock s-pipe, but yes it's a good thing to replace.

Our original dyno plot was with a stock exhaust, with the exception of a cheesy universal muffler welded on in place of the stock muffler.
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The s-pipe is very restrictive. you will see a good gain in a full exhaust header back system
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