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irritatedmax
12-13-2005, 10:07 PM
I was hoping someone could point me in the right direction. My question is what exhaust parts/accessories are required when using this kit. From what I can tell, the kit includes the dump-pipe so I would need the downpipe, high-flow cat or testpipe, and the cat-back exhaust system. Could anyone recommend a downpipe and are SR downpipes compatible? I appreciate the help. I tried to search it, but I came up with about a thousand "for sale" listings so I am sorry if this has been covered extensively.

Does anyone have any undercarriage pictures that would be helpful?
speeddreamz
12-13-2005, 10:59 PM
I was hoping someone could point me in the right direction. My question is what exhaust parts/accessories are required when using this kit. From what I can tell, the kit includes the dump-pipe so I would need the downpipe, high-flow cat or testpipe, and the cat-back exhaust system. Could anyone recommend a downpipe and are SR downpipes compatible? I appreciate the help. I tried to search it, but I came up with about a thousand "for sale" listings so I am sorry if this has been covered extensively.

Does anyone have any undercarriage pictures that would be helpful?

Greddy kit utilizes stock cat, and so the exhaust stuff all lines up to your stock catback, advice, get a 3 inch exhaust catback, and a testpipe.
Ritz S14
12-13-2005, 11:25 PM
Test pipe wont do you any good, since most S14 secondary "cats" are hollow.
irritatedmax
12-14-2005, 07:50 AM
so, in theory the kit could use the stock exhaust and it wouldn;'t hurt hinder the cars capabilities? i know with a turbo setup 3 inch exhaust is the best bet performance wise so i was just curious as to whether or not i should upgrade the exhaust between the dumpipe and the cat-back exhaust.
projectRDM
12-14-2005, 08:37 AM
At 6psi, the exhaust probably isn't limiting performance too much, but I'd go ahead and replace it anyway. As far as the downpipe, no one makes a direct S14 KA replacement besides the MR/TPros piece that's floating around on Ebay, but from reviews they apparently suck fitment wise.
An SR downpipe will fit decently but will need a little tweaking.