Powerflow backbox with twin 3.5" pipes ? Some advice pl

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Powerflow backbox with twin 3.5" pipes ? Some advice pl

Postby DorsetZS on Wed Jun 19, 2002 2:33 pm

At the moment i have a peco backbox but dont like the sound too much wanted sumthimg a bit deeper, and thought why not get a twin? as I am soon gonna get an Si bumper, so perfect chance. Has anyone got one, any problems with pressure as only 1.1 ? and do I have to cut thew metal valance or can i remove it once new bumper is on ?

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Postby Andy Si on Wed Jun 19, 2002 2:47 pm

Powerflow will build the exhaust to your spec AFAIK so you wont need to worry about that.

I think your have to loose the spare wheel and carrier

Not sure about the rest
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Postby zetec69 on Wed Jun 19, 2002 3:15 pm

When I got my powerflow I was after a pipe at each side but they wouldn't do it as they don't get involved with cutting away bumpers etc so I had to get a single 4" pipe instead. If you really want anything radical you'll need to do any bumper cutouts yourself before the exhaust is fitted. Personally I'd take the rear bumper off completely then you'll be able to trim it after perfectly.

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