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I was thinking about putting on a new s/s header and a custom up pipe to turn the VF35 turbo 45 degrees and a new custom down pipe to meet up with the system.It will need a new pipe work for the intake system as well.

Will this mod make any difference as the turbo exhaust is flowing better?

Will there be any issuse i need to look at?

Has anyone done this before with a IHI turbo?

Is it a good idea?

Thank for any suggestion..face-icon-small-smile.gif

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It won't make any difference at all.

It's different with Garret turbo's as they (off the shelf) don't have flanges to suit Subaru's and you THEN need to get custom up/down pipes.

Basically, unless your running about 450+ power, then you won't really see any difference.

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to be honest peter i dont see that making any difference, the vf35 turbo is only rated to 340-350bhp, an even at that it will be starting to strain and the wastegate will chatter. your 2 main options are 1. get the wastegate ported or 2. get a bigger turboface-icon-small-happy.gifface-icon-small-wink.gif

scott

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leave the turbo where it is and turn the car 45degrees.

would that not be easier,that was you just need to reverse and steer the car into place rather than footer about with the turbo

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you bunch of cunny funts lol lol ololllololllface-icon-small-smile.gif

AlanG:Yes that is my aim but would it make any difference and is it worth the bother..

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You would only go down that route if you were looking for serious amounts of horsepower i.e. 450+ (IMO).

I don't know what stage of tune you're at just now but if you have std engine internals etc, then the "bother, cost" factor doesn't justify it, there's no need as their are plenty turbos out there to give you up to and over 400bhp in the std turbo position.

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