$95 resonated test pipes?....
and ya from my last post i heard the rasp was from 33 -45 not starting at 45 so wassssap boss
02-01-2005, 05:27 PM
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as for the rasp..i know i had the rasp before since i took out my resonator so either way i have rasp at about 4k-45k its not the annoying fart can rasp doh..kinda sounds exotic IMO..
my friend should be getting his installed on a bonestock so will see how the sound turns out on that...
my friend should be getting his installed on a bonestock so will see how the sound turns out on that...
02-01-2005, 05:35 PM
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Originally posted by atftrading
i have stock exhaust with the resonator off..
i have stock exhaust with the resonator off..
sounds like a great buy.. I am definitely down now..
02-01-2005, 05:39 PM
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02-01-2005, 07:01 PM
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Originally posted by Strife350z
i'm sure they'll bolt up, that has to do with the flanges rather than the tubing... but there's going to be airflow issues since we're trying to mate the 2.5" outlet on this test pipe to the 2.25" inlet on our stock y-pipes
the result is going to be a bit of turbulence at the joint... unless of course you fabricate a 2.5" to 2.25" adapter and weld it into your stock y-pipe
most ppl run into this issue when buying an aftermarket y-pipe, but keeping the mid-pipe/muffler stock (with the exception of the kinetix y-pipe which matches up to stock diameters both front and back)
any comments from ppl who are running larger diameter y-pipes? is there a noticeable loss in performance due to turbulence?
i'm sure they'll bolt up, that has to do with the flanges rather than the tubing... but there's going to be airflow issues since we're trying to mate the 2.5" outlet on this test pipe to the 2.25" inlet on our stock y-pipes
the result is going to be a bit of turbulence at the joint... unless of course you fabricate a 2.5" to 2.25" adapter and weld it into your stock y-pipe
most ppl run into this issue when buying an aftermarket y-pipe, but keeping the mid-pipe/muffler stock (with the exception of the kinetix y-pipe which matches up to stock diameters both front and back)
any comments from ppl who are running larger diameter y-pipes? is there a noticeable loss in performance due to turbulence?
Re: those tpipes, the resonators look very small, and based on the cost, i hope in this case its not "you get what you pay for", but it usually is. Proof will be after prolly 50 miles of break-in.
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02-01-2005, 08:16 PM
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Sup guys , well i bought these also from ebay... There on route with ups should get them in by friday hopefully i have time to install etc. i'll post up some sounds clips or video ... (I'll Try) also i have the borla exhaust so we'll see how it sounds..
i'll get back to you guys which are eager to know... lol
i'll get back to you guys which are eager to know... lol
