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Old Dec 9th, 2003, 02:47 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question True 3" exhaust setup for sr20det powered 200sx???

Doin the daily research, haven't found any... but found a few 2.5" setups though (Not big enuff for a f/i motor though even though starting out on 10>psi).
Are there any "underground" cat-backs out there that may be 3 inches, or will will 2.5" suffice if actually needed? (given a larger diameter downpipe?)

Also, if I can, would it just be easier to take it to a shop along with say...an apex'i N1 muffler, or even a Nur-Spec univ. and let them go to town?

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Old Dec 9th, 2003, 03:49 PM   #2 (permalink)
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You're definitely going to have to go custom, but its not that expensive, just BYOM (Bring your own muffler,) whatever your flavor is, just so long as it has a 3" inlet (preferably) and let them go to work.
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Okay, are we talking the average custom shop piping-job that should cost $500 or less altogether, or some fancy shiite? lol
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Old Dec 9th, 2003, 05:44 PM   #4 (permalink)
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It will suffice so long as it consists of mandrel-and not crush-bent parts welded together, or if you're lucky, they have a mandrel bender, but the former is more likely.
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Hm, pardon me for asking but, I know that mandrel bending is a much BETTER quality, but what really r the difference between crush bent & mandrel bent???
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Old Dec 9th, 2003, 11:21 PM   #6 (permalink)
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The flow of a pipe is only as good as its thinnest point. So if you crush bend 3" pipe it will flow less than mandrel 3" due to the crush bends being a thinner diameter.
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Go to SR20Development.com. They sell custom 3" exhausts for both the SR20DE and GA16DE engines. They will have what you need (plus they fit perfectly).
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They're quite the bit overpriced IMHO. Last I remember (cause I can't find it on the site) it was 675 for a 3" catback. For that price, you can easily, and I mean easily, get a 3" turboback exhaust, and you could do it for a good deal less if you looked around
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I got my 3" cat back with the Apexi N1 from tony at extreme - he's always on the sr20forum, check this thread out:

http://www.sr20forum.com/showthread.php?t=31488


There are lots of options, different mufflers and such, I think mine was around 600 with the N1, resonator and being stainless steel
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yea go to sr20development, or ask wes where he got his from...i think he said andreas mikos....it looks good on his site...you could also get jgy to do you a custom exhaust. other than that, order mandrel bands and have a shop peice them together like everyone else says
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Ok, here's my idea

A Blitz Nur-Spec uni. w/ the 80mm inlet with 3" piping. Who on this site does some custom work or who can I take it to to get the mandrel-bent piping?

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Old Dec 10th, 2003, 09:37 PM   #12 (permalink)
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3 inch cat back

Hey check out www.vrsexhaust.com. They make custom exhausts for sentras/200s with bluebird swaps as well as the gti-r swap. They look like good pieces too. A couple of people from www.floridasr20s.com use thier cat backs.
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