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test pipes
few question about that:
1) is it worth it
2) is it louder then any pipes and is it a nice sound , does anyone have a clip?
3) noticble power?
i mean its cheap and i need to put something loud and powerfull , i dont know anything about there things ... thank you for any info you got
1) is it worth it
2) is it louder then any pipes and is it a nice sound , does anyone have a clip?
3) noticble power?
i mean its cheap and i need to put something loud and powerfull , i dont know anything about there things ... thank you for any info you got
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1 - yes and no... in cali... you will get pulled over if a cop smells you...
2 - much louder then stock... not much louder then RT Cats which are CARB approved...
3 - yes noticble power.. there is a roll off in high end HP with test pipes when compared to the power gained from RT Cats across the board...
RT Cats are 500... a little more... will pass on the sniffer... will fail a visual if the guy can actually see them... but test pipes will definatly fail all...
2 - much louder then stock... not much louder then RT Cats which are CARB approved...
3 - yes noticble power.. there is a roll off in high end HP with test pipes when compared to the power gained from RT Cats across the board...
RT Cats are 500... a little more... will pass on the sniffer... will fail a visual if the guy can actually see them... but test pipes will definatly fail all...
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lol , got it thanx , do u know how how hard is it to put on? either one , and i guess becasue i'm in so cali i sould go with RT , do u have a link?
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your in cali... you should come by us some time
install can be a pain on your own... lift definatly helps and a very long socket extension too...
your in cali... you should come by us some time
install can be a pain on your own... lift definatly helps and a very long socket extension too...
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no worries
let me know if you need any help with anything...
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we do warranty work, and regular maintnence...
let me know if you need any help with anything...
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thats defenetly something i was looking for , u guys are like 40 min away which is not bad at all , so coo l , if i need anything i will let u know by email or something , thanx again
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I lost 2hp at the top end with test pipes, but my torque was way up between 2500 and 5200 rpms...
RT cat were flow tested a while back and flowed just a little less cfm than a straight pipe. I suspect the extra back pressure will keep the top end hp and the torque curve.
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RT cat were flow tested a while back and flowed just a little less cfm than a straight pipe. I suspect the extra back pressure will keep the top end hp and the torque curve.
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