You've missed my point Papvas, you can't measure back pressure by looking at EGT's alone yes it's an indiction but it's not a true measure of any exhaust system backpressure.
Backpressure is how hard the engine is having to push to rid itself of exhaust gasses, the manifold and turbine play a part at the initial point of release.
And the exhaust is like a road, you can have traffic further down the road and not at the start of the initial journey and vice versa traffic at the start and better flow latter on.
This why cat back systems etc can improve performance as the overal complete system must be taken into account.
But saying you don't have high back pressure because your egt gauge at the turbo is measuring near constant is not a true representation of the whole exhaust system.
Backpressure is how hard the engine is having to push to rid itself of exhaust gasses, the manifold and turbine play a part at the initial point of release.
And the exhaust is like a road, you can have traffic further down the road and not at the start of the initial journey and vice versa traffic at the start and better flow latter on.
This why cat back systems etc can improve performance as the overal complete system must be taken into account.
But saying you don't have high back pressure because your egt gauge at the turbo is measuring near constant is not a true representation of the whole exhaust system.
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