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I took a look at StaggsRacing's stub pipes. They appear to have a very heavy
wall thickness. Do you know what the dimension is? Since one of the advantages to a stub pipe system is increased gas flow with a pipe ID that is less than the factory item, a very thick wall for the stub pipe defeats this. If we can get some more details I would be interested in participating in a group buy. CactusCurmudgeon Tucson, AZ |
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I am used to the small wall thickness of the BAS flanges and stainless exhaust systems. The stub pipes need to be at least like that. I just assumed they would be... Tnx, Walter |
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I jumped to fast
Well sorry, but I have just received a message to hold off. So thats that.
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Marty's stubs are made for Turbo applications. Turbos see high than normal EGT and pressure so wall thickness is a key to strength.
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