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[QUOTE="FaSSt9602, post: 606458, member: 1872"] I can't say from experience, but with a set of divided up pipes to a T4 flange, you keep each bank of the exhaust separate through the divided housing of a T4. With the horrible collector design on the stock pipes with the use of a adapter you loose a ton of flow. The divided pipes reduce this and are supposed to allow you to spool a charger better than a T3 using stock up pipes and adapter. Again, I have no first hand experience here...I do have a 62/68 charger with both a .70ar T3 and an .83ar T4 housing waiting for me to figure out what I want to do...:lookaround: [/QUOTE]
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