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Originally Posted by RCZ Loooong piping, intake near the ground and under the car where there is TONS of dirt and debris. There are some setups like that for GTO's

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Old 04-01-2009, 11:46 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Loooong piping, intake near the ground and under the car where there is TONS of dirt and debris. There are some setups like that for GTO's and stuff, but it wouldn't be my first choice for the Z. There are more drawbacks than benefits...lots more.
STS claims long piping actually adds to charge cooling. The problem is since you no longer have a muffler, you are kind of stuck with the sound it has plus the debris issue you've pointed out.
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To me, the best thing is under hood overcrowding/heat issues are avoided. I'd be terrified to drive though a puddle though!
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STS claims long piping actually adds to charge cooling. The problem is since you no longer have a muffler, you are kind of stuck with the sound it has plus the debris issue you've pointed out.
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To me, the best thing is under hood overcrowding/heat issues are avoided. I'd be terrified to drive though a puddle though!
I would imagine that would be super LOUD!

Wouldn't driving through a puddle make the turbo explode/crack, because of the heat?
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I would imagine that would be super LOUD!

Wouldn't driving through a puddle make the turbo explode/crack, because of the heat?
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