Omega Owners Forum
Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: JamesV6CDX on 18 September 2008, 14:45:39
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As per title really - is it OK to put a 2.6 backbox on a 3.0? I know mechanically it will fit - does the 3.0 need a twin exit for more flow, or is it purely cosmetic?
Reason I ask is because my exhaust is.... well.... rotton and on the floor.
It needs replacing... but I only want to use genuine parts, and finances are not great - the 2.6 box is half the price of the 3.0 one
So... if changes are cosmetic, I'll use it - if it will make a difference to running, I'll get the 3.0 one
Please advise :D
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Same fit - I was going to use a 3.0 but couldn't afford it.
Can't see any flow issues either
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Show only....
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At least 50% of the elites I get to break have 2.5 backboxes...doesnt seem to be an issue...
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;D i put a 3.0 box on my 2.5 cos i love the show and noise.... oh and timbuk had it lying round the shed! 8-)
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if it's not twin exit what happens in the box coz it's twin entry? ::)
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if it's not twin exit what happens in the box coz it's twin entry? ::)
It all goes out of one pipe ;D
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if it's not twin exit what happens in the box coz it's twin entry? ::)
It all goes out of one pipe ;D
it's quite handy having twin pipes coz i can tell that the 1-3-5 bank is smoking more than the n/s ::)
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if it's not twin exit what happens in the box coz it's twin entry? ::)
It all goes out of one pipe ;D
it's quite handy having twin pipes coz i can tell that the 1-3-5 bank is smoking more than the n/s ::)
Doesn't all the gasses get mixed into one, inside the backbox then?
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if it's not twin exit what happens in the box coz it's twin entry? ::)
It all goes out of one pipe ;D
it's quite handy having twin pipes coz i can tell that the 1-3-5 bank is smoking more than the n/s ::)
Doesn't all the gasses get mixed into one, inside the backbox then?
no - thats why i asked what happens inside a 2.5 box? my box (non genuine) def has 2 individual pipes straight through ;)