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There is a Turbo Back and a Cat Back Here is a Illustration from Streetunit.com
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Good info. To help the OP out a little more... There are no "headers" In the picture above from left to right you have: Manifold, Turbo, Downpipe (DP), Test Pipe (TP), Catback | |||||||||||||||||
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Thanks for the info guys! I thought headers was the first part of the exhaust from the engine or is that not the case with turbos?
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No a turbo manifold is what a turbo'd vehicle has instead of the header on a N/A vehicle.
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