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Thermal Reactor Replacement Pipes

I'm looking for dimensional information on the thermal reactor replacement pipes similar to what is shown in the pictures below. Anyone have a set they could place a ruler on and take some pics of the critical dimensions?


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I believe I have a set under the house but it will take me a few days to get to them. Mine are in worse shape than those in your pictures (replaced with SSI's...).
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Maybe It's time to remove those thermal reactor who burn your magnesium engine????
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Check with Marty Schneider at MSDS. I believe he still makes them. MSDS Inc. -Â* HIGH QUALITY HIGH PERFORMANCE ACCESSORIES
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SSI’s system is a nice upgrade if your emission laws allow it.
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Sorry guys....I should have been a bit more clear. I currently have SSI's and am thinking outside the box on possibly moving to a turbo setup. While searching I found pics of people cutting the SSI's up at the merge to make room. I then found the above pics. It got me thinking about the possibility of a twin turbo setup.

My thought is to get some measurements and see if this would even be feasible.

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