s4 n/a exhaust
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Went ahead and picked up a REV II exhaust for 200 from a local and am thinking about hooking it up on my S4 n/a to replace the stock setup. Seeing as the S4 uses back pressure to open the secondary ports what's my best option for a header? Or should I use the stock exhaust manifold with a 2" - 3" adapter? I figure a header will add better flow but I'm not sure as to how to keep the backpressure tube. Any ideas or experience appreciated.
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You can ignore the VDI part unless you want to swap to an S5 intake.![Smilie](https://www.rx7club.com/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Otherwise, search for posts with my username and you should be able to find a picture of the ghetto/analog method.. Basically:
Air pump pressure to a T, one end steps down and goes to the 5th/6th nipple, the other has a valve on it that dumps to air [or ideally the ACV's silencer].. Just adjust the valve so that when you hit ~36-3800RPMs the ports are fully open.
You can ignore the VDI part unless you want to swap to an S5 intake.
![Smilie](https://www.rx7club.com/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Otherwise, search for posts with my username and you should be able to find a picture of the ghetto/analog method.. Basically:
Air pump pressure to a T, one end steps down and goes to the 5th/6th nipple, the other has a valve on it that dumps to air [or ideally the ACV's silencer].. Just adjust the valve so that when you hit ~36-3800RPMs the ports are fully open.
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