2.5” IC pipe w/ 2” turbo inlet ? Since I’ve been gone for over a decade I’m a bit behind on how the game has changed. 15 years ago I never heard of “breather mods”. Now I read about it all the time on here and how it’s a “must” and one of the beginning things to do. So I’m trying to learn. Back in the day you only had a couple IC options. Stillen, Greddy & HKS. And I never heard of upgrading your IC piping from 2” to 2.5” * Maybe the Stillen used 2.5” IC piping but I’m not sure. I’m reading on here that it’s always a good idea to upgrade from 2” IC pipe to 2.5” IC pipe even with turbos that have a 2” inlet. - Is this true? - What is the advantage since your IC and turbo only have a 2” inlet? ( assuming your aftermarket IC only has a 2" inlet ) To me it seems like a “bottleneck” in the font and rear of the pipes? To me it only makes sense that you can only get so much air thru a 2” inlet so why use fittings that go from 2.5” to 2”? And with the few turbos out there that offer a 2.5” inlet what is the biggest advantage? - More boost / power with less PSI and stress on the turbos/engine? I see some turbos offer the 2” inlet and also the 2.5” inlet? Why even offer a 2” inlet if a 2.5” is an option? Thanks everyone for reading this post and being patient with me.
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