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I have been to a local exhaust shop and he suggested just doing a 2.5" exhaust from the existing 2" dump pipe.

Is that a good idea?

I mean wont it constrict the air flow right from the turbo and negate some of the benefits of having a big bore straight through exhaust?

that sounds like a tough snorkel. safari is at the top of my list.<br/><br/><br/>Also I have found a guy about 100km away who has a 98 rodeo for parts and he says the oil filter points east west - down the front of the engine. Does that sound right?<br/><br/>I thought in the 98 they are vertical and ...

thanks.

I have actually seen safari snorkels on ebay for my truck for only $350 so that would be the go for me I reckon

ok thanks. I will try to source the filter housing and pipe work you mention so I can fit the 2.5" dump pipe.

Cheers for your help, I hope I have some luck and can find the gear

Do I modify my existing oil filter setup? How?

Or do I source the angled oil filter setup? From what model?

Is that off a 3.1L Jackaroo?

How does that help?

ok thanks for the info.

are the cheap snorkels ok or should I fork out for a decent one? What brands do you suggest?

the filter is straight up and down. Its a Z178A oil filter

my car has the 4JB1T engine.

Thanks Geeves, I have some more questions<br/><br/>1. What do you mean by "big bore" do you mean a big exhaust? I do want to get a 2.5" exhaust.<br/><br/>2. I have a unifilter - is that "high flow"<br/><br/>3. So a snorkel will help? I have seen them on ebay, are the cheap ones ok?<br/><br/>4. So ...

Does any one have or know where I can get a 2.5" dump pipe to suit a 4JB1T engine and turbo?

My Rodeo is the 91 model with the upwards facing oil filter. I understand from reading on this forum that the oil filter location can be an issue.

I really hope someone can help me

I own a 91 Rodeo 2.8L with the 4JB1T engine, it goes great and never misses a beat but I would like the turbo to spool up a bit faster and get the benefits of a little more low down power and torque and hopefully increased fuel efficiency. <br/><br/>I have found out on this forum that a 2.5 ...