Just Finished Welding My Custom Exhaust Header....
#31
03-16-2010, 01:36 PM
Scott...it's too bad you went with TPC/Todd K to upgrade your intercoolers for your GT2. I've been working on a project that I thought would give you a little more oomph. Would have given it to you at cost!
Aerodynamics are balanced with your rear wing, too!.
Aerodynamics are balanced with your rear wing, too!.
#34
03-16-2010, 02:15 PM
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Ok guys, I've just finished installing my Headers and Bob's mufflers to my car
I should have some dyno numbers in the next couple of days
In the meantime I thought I'd post a sound clip for you all......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwGImOer8dw
I should have some dyno numbers in the next couple of days
In the meantime I thought I'd post a sound clip for you all......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwGImOer8dw
#36
03-17-2010, 01:04 AM
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Rep Power: 132 Ok guys, I've just finished installing my Headers and Bob's mufflers to my car
I should have some dyno numbers in the next couple of days
In the meantime I thought I'd post a sound clip for you all......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwGImOer8dw
I should have some dyno numbers in the next couple of days
In the meantime I thought I'd post a sound clip for you all......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwGImOer8dw
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03-17-2010, 02:13 AM
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#38
03-17-2010, 08:49 AM
I would like to suggest this guy for polishing your manifold runners: http://www.audiforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=80267
#41
03-17-2010, 10:29 AM
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SWEET BABY JESUS OF NAZARETH!!
I cannot believe what I just read
Do NOT try that out on your car!
The MAF sensor on our cars can be quite temperamental to say the least, and they're sure not cheap to replace either
Surely you'd be better off drilling into the Y-pipe and using a funnel to pour the sand in through there? That way there is no danger of damaging your MAF sensor
I cannot believe what I just read
Do NOT try that out on your car!
The MAF sensor on our cars can be quite temperamental to say the least, and they're sure not cheap to replace either
Surely you'd be better off drilling into the Y-pipe and using a funnel to pour the sand in through there? That way there is no danger of damaging your MAF sensor
#42
03-17-2010, 10:42 AM
SWEET BABY JESUS OF NAZARETH!!
I cannot believe what I just read
Do NOT try that out on your car!
The MAF sensor on our cars can be quite temperamental to say the least, and they're sure not cheap to replace either
Surely you'd be better off drilling into the Y-pipe and using a funnel to pour the sand in through there? That way there is no danger of damaging your MAF sensor
I cannot believe what I just read
Do NOT try that out on your car!
The MAF sensor on our cars can be quite temperamental to say the least, and they're sure not cheap to replace either
Surely you'd be better off drilling into the Y-pipe and using a funnel to pour the sand in through there? That way there is no danger of damaging your MAF sensor
I remembered hearing something about that I wonder if that thread is a myth or reality 
#43
03-17-2010, 11:07 AM
SWEET BABY JESUS OF NAZARETH!!
I cannot believe what I just read
Do NOT try that out on your car!
The MAF sensor on our cars can be quite temperamental to say the least, and they're sure not cheap to replace either
Surely you'd be better off drilling into the Y-pipe and using a funnel to pour the sand in through there? That way there is no danger of damaging your MAF sensor
I cannot believe what I just read
Do NOT try that out on your car!
The MAF sensor on our cars can be quite temperamental to say the least, and they're sure not cheap to replace either
Surely you'd be better off drilling into the Y-pipe and using a funnel to pour the sand in through there? That way there is no danger of damaging your MAF sensor
#44
03-17-2010, 07:11 PM
SWEET BABY JESUS OF NAZARETH!!
I cannot believe what I just read
Do NOT try that out on your car!
The MAF sensor on our cars can be quite temperamental to say the least, and they're sure not cheap to replace either
Surely you'd be better off drilling into the Y-pipe and using a funnel to pour the sand in through there? That way there is no danger of damaging your MAF sensor
I cannot believe what I just read
Do NOT try that out on your car!
The MAF sensor on our cars can be quite temperamental to say the least, and they're sure not cheap to replace either
Surely you'd be better off drilling into the Y-pipe and using a funnel to pour the sand in through there? That way there is no danger of damaging your MAF sensor
#45
03-17-2010, 07:19 PM
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My welding has come a long way huh