1.6L Greddy kit replacement downpipe
Pics still no worky Curly.
I'm getting one of these 3" downpipes from Abe. If you haven't seen his work in person...well....calling it awesome would almost be an insult....it's that epicly effing good. I mean....wow...
I'm so stoked!
I'm getting one of these 3" downpipes from Abe. If you haven't seen his work in person...well....calling it awesome would almost be an insult....it's that epicly effing good. I mean....wow...

I'm so stoked!
Sweet. Thanks. I'll have a few more pics to upload this evening.
mr.na, the price is $395 for a 3" DP, or $370 for a 2.5" one.
mr.na, the price is $395 for a 3" DP, or $370 for a 2.5" one.
Last edited by ARTech; Feb 23, 2012 at 06:18 PM.
Abe,
I'm ready to go, just need your advice on the 2.5" vs 3"
I'm hoping I can get it before the end of March so I'll have it in time for Miatas @ Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca.
I'm ready to go, just need your advice on the 2.5" vs 3"
I'm hoping I can get it before the end of March so I'll have it in time for Miatas @ Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca.
(Disclaimer before the experts attack me: Yes I know that you CAN have too big of an exhaust on a turbocharged car, but for our cars, and this application, it isn't a big deal.)
Actually, his dilemma was whether he could mate a 3" DP to his current 2.5" FM cat/exhaust. The answer unfortunately is no.
You can mix & match sizes (though not recommended) using my DP/cat/exhaust because I use flanges with slotted bolt holes, but not with FM or any other flange that uses a specific bolt center to bolt center distance. Hope that makes sense. Visual aid:
Mine:

FM:
You can mix & match sizes (though not recommended) using my DP/cat/exhaust because I use flanges with slotted bolt holes, but not with FM or any other flange that uses a specific bolt center to bolt center distance. Hope that makes sense. Visual aid:
Mine:

FM:
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