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    Senior Member Two Rings genecan's Avatar
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    Question Compressor inlet pipes comparison

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    Lets assume we are talking GTRS power here...

    There is this widely spread assumption that the OEM hose colapses under heavy boosting. Ok then, which TIP would you recommend for GTRS:
    Neuspeed xtreme or APR?

    Are they that different in structure or something else? Because price difference is more than 100$.

    Any difference in diameter at both ends? - from what I have read they both are direct replacements for K03 and K04. The neuspeed has an adapter for GTRS, but it is also sold separately and my question is if it could be used with APR TIP?
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    Veteran Member Three Rings Killerteve's Avatar
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    Re: Compressor inlet pipes comparison

    the apr tip will work with a GTRS elim, but with the stock inlet adapter, but you wouldn't want to use that. Get the neuspeed or 034 and save the 2.5" adapter till u get the elim.
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    Re: Compressor inlet pipes comparison

    The Neuspeed Xtreme is what I recommend to people that are buying the Elim kits. It can be ordered for either the K03/K04 or for a elim kit at the same price since each kit will come with an adaptor to use with a K03/K04 or a different adaptor for a elim kit. Retail on either one is around $289.

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