rrm test pipe vs rrm downpipe
rrm test pipe vs rrm downpipe
Hey guys im just curious (please only those who actually had these parts respond)..
do these two peices give similiar performance? or is the downpipe more potent??
Im not interested in the header set up for now..
as well can you compare teh sounds??
thanks
do these two peices give similiar performance? or is the downpipe more potent??
Im not interested in the header set up for now..
as well can you compare teh sounds??
thanks
You won't find anyone who has had both. Cars that can use the downpipe can't use the testpipe, and the same goes for the other way around. The testpipe won't give you much, if any gains, though. The power loss on the stock setup is about 70% from the design of the downpipe, and 30% from the cat.
and while I am at it, ya know, making an appearance in a thread about a test pipe, I might as well spout some hippy line about driving around with no cat. Unless of course you consider yourself a moron, then feel free to damage the air your kids will breath, ON PURPOSE.
so here it is: you shouldn't ride with no cat unless you are on the way to the track
that extra pony or two you coax out of your car is not worth the damage to your lungs, or those of your neighbor, or the guy who drives passed your driveway ten minutes after you leave for work. don't be a moron.
so here it is: you shouldn't ride with no cat unless you are on the way to the track
Last edited by DangerousDan; Jul 23, 2007 at 06:56 PM. Reason: since the question has been answered I can go OT :p
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