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Is going with a 3" tubing for the exhaust a good idea when I supercharge my car? Would going any bigger be a benefit?
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Sounds like a little overkill for a low to moderate boost supercharger setup. Defenitely don't go over 3" though.
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yeah...going too big can result in too much backpressure loss.
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Not backpressure loss since backpressure is ONLY bad for performance. Piping with too big a diameter allows exhaust gasses to slow down and cool therefore they don't flow as quickly out the exhaust, reducing performance. Backpressure is a detriment. 2.75" is good like Steven already said...
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Thx, 2.75" it is 
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