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Old 10-15-2009, 08:15 PM
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2.4l striaght pipe

Im thinking about making a straightpipe for my hilux surf, just wondering what difference it would make performance-wise?
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performance gains = ZERO......
and not only that it will sound like a lil ricer...er a fartcan..

get yourself a good header, a good hi-flo cat, a good muffler (magnaflow seems to be close to the top of everyone's list) and go with 2.25" tubing..should see some mild gains and it will sound good..lol
Old 10-16-2009, 11:12 AM
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Your Surf is a diesel right? Just about no one here has much experience with diesels. BC4x4 is a better sight for diesel info IMO.
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2.4l = 22R
Any diesel would benefit from a bigger exhaust lol.
That's one of the cheapest upgrades you can do for a diesel engine.
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Originally Posted by peow130
2.4l = 22R
Any diesel would benefit from a bigger exhaust lol.
That's one of the cheapest upgrades you can do for a diesel engine.
2.4l could be a carbed 22r, a fuley 22re, or the 2LII OR 2LII-T deisel

why Toyota stuck with 2.4l for all of them is beyond me, lol. Just add a freek'n liter... make this so much easier for everyone...



Exhaust helps a lot, more so in deisel applocations, but I dunno about straight pipe you'll usually KILL some power without a little back pressure



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i shouldve specified its the turbo diesel. thanks for the help tho
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yes it will help your diesel, also if your opening up the exhaust you'll also want to open up the intake side of it also well.

my uncle has an 85 pickup 2lt diesel and im trying to get him to do some performance stuff to it. right now i think its kind of slow. good fuel mileage though.
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Originally Posted by iamsuperbleeder
2.4l could be a carbed 22r, a fuley 22re, or the 2LII OR 2LII-T deisel

why Toyota stuck with 2.4l for all of them is beyond me, lol. Just add a freek'n liter... make this so much easier for everyone...



Exhaust helps a lot, more so in deisel applocations, but I dunno about straight pipe you'll usually KILL some power without a little back pressure



nope.
since almost every diesel is turbo'd, the more flow the better.
why do you think semi engines have 8 inch stacks, lol?
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nope.
since almost every diesel is turbo'd, the more flow the better.
why do you think semi engines have 8 inch stacks, lol?
exactly the turbo itself is creating the back pressure so right after the turbine in the turbo the more flow the better. makes it easier to spool the turbo.
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Anyays, Joe, check online for kits. Usually theres some kits you can find, and replicate yourself for like 50% cheaper..
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