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      02-03-2024, 04:32 AM   #1
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Un-catted downpipe + OPF?

Hi!

Do you know if installing an un-catted downpipe while keeping the OPF (euro particle filter that goes in the middle of the exhaust) would burn or break it or be bad for the engine or the turbo?

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Hey Gorthol! I tuned my car with a reputable shop
I have a 200-cell downpipe and Stock exhaust (with OPF) and I'm running Stage 2 custom tune. After 10000 km - all good, no problems, no bad codes.

My tuner said OPF is the restriction in my current tuning and if I want more power - I need exhaust and opf delete
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