Backpressure & Exhaust Question
Originally Posted by ambystom01
I strongly disagree. If you want any kind of realistic driveability (ie. sub 5000 RPM power) you need backpressure. On an NA lancer a test pipe is completely useless and simply isn't worth the sound, smell and legal issues.
Hater? What the hell is a hater? If you didn't notice a difference, why spend 100$ for the pipe especially when it sets off car alarm warning? Sorry but I prefer having a car that I can actually have other people in without needing earplugs.
Originally Posted by ambystom01
Hater? What the hell is a hater? If you didn't notice a difference, why spend 100$ for the pipe especially when it sets off car alarm warning? Sorry but I prefer having a car that I can actually have other people in without needing earplugs.
I got it used for $35 or 40 I think. Don't need ear plugs, too low of a sound. I wish you could hear it, maybe change your opinion. I imagine it sounds like trash with an ebay or other **** can, but not with greddy.
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I got it used for $35 or 40 I think. Don't need ear plugs, too low of a sound. I wish you could hear it, maybe change your opinion. I imagine it sounds like trash with an ebay or other **** can, but not with greddy.
I got it used for $35 or 40 I think. Don't need ear plugs, too low of a sound. I wish you could hear it, maybe change your opinion. I imagine it sounds like trash with an ebay or other **** can, but not with greddy.
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Originally Posted by Chute Boxe
So you're saying 2.25" piping will sound ricier than 2.5" piping? That seems counterintuitive to me, and discouraging. Maybe I misunderstood you though.
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