Injen SES - bad news for Fed Spec cars
point is , INJEN at this time is only servicing the smaller part of the Lancer 08 community.
The only logic I can think of is that maybe they wanted to do a small scale release and allow additional time to construct the FED version. The only snag that I can see coming up is if the 2.4 GTS 09 doesnt fit their exhaust as well. Then they will have to tell everyone PZEV 2.0L only. If that does happen and they didnt R&D enough, then that might be a problem...
If this is what INJEN is offering for the lancer, then I am pretty sure AEM will win this battle with their versions
The only logic I can think of is that maybe they wanted to do a small scale release and allow additional time to construct the FED version. The only snag that I can see coming up is if the 2.4 GTS 09 doesnt fit their exhaust as well. Then they will have to tell everyone PZEV 2.0L only. If that does happen and they didnt R&D enough, then that might be a problem...
If this is what INJEN is offering for the lancer, then I am pretty sure AEM will win this battle with their versions
on mitsubishi-forums.com in the 08 lancers section theres a guy that has just about every performance mod out for the lancer..and dynod it..dont know if this is true but from what he said he lost 8hp with all the mods..could be a cause of way to much backpressure
which is another reason i dont wanna run duals when i get my evo x rear bumper
So you are mad at Injen for not being CARB approved. Oh well. They are not going to sink money into one product for a small segment to get it approved. Futhermore, if you hate your car just because on part manufactuer does not make what you want, get rid of your car.
Also, have your researched into if RRM turbo kit will be CARB approved?
Also, have your researched into if RRM turbo kit will be CARB approved?
Anyways, I emailed speedcorps, and they responded back stating that an extra pipe running from the cat to the headers would have to be welded on. It is something an auto mechanics shop can do for very cheap. Although, the point is that I dont feel I should have to do it (the exhaust IS 900 bucks LOL), and, secondly, I am worried about not getting the expected gains b/c of a poorly designed pipe for "CHEAP".
true.
on mitsubishi-forums.com in the 08 lancers section theres a guy that has just about every performance mod out for the lancer..and dynod it..dont know if this is true but from what he said he lost 8hp with all the mods..could be a cause of way to much backpressure
which is another reason i dont wanna run duals when i get my evo x rear bumper
on mitsubishi-forums.com in the 08 lancers section theres a guy that has just about every performance mod out for the lancer..and dynod it..dont know if this is true but from what he said he lost 8hp with all the mods..could be a cause of way to much backpressure
which is another reason i dont wanna run duals when i get my evo x rear bumper
A reverse Y configuration will loose TQ but HP should remain the same if he doesnt go to big in piping. Since I dont know who you are talking about, I can only speculate. losing 8hp not much, but with the wrong configuation, TQ is more precious thing to lose.
So you are mad at Injen for not being CARB approved. Oh well. They are not going to sink money into one product for a small segment to get it approved. Futhermore, if you hate your car just because on part manufactuer does not make what you want, get rid of your car.
Also, have your researched into if RRM turbo kit will be CARB approved?
Also, have your researched into if RRM turbo kit will be CARB approved?
Frankly, Injen is doing it right. They design the exhaust to fit PZEV cars and remain legal for them to use, and the Fed cars can easily manipulate the the exhaust to meet their needs.
Originally Posted by Blacksheepdj
How the heck does it not fit Fed spec? I'd think we could just plug the extra bung and call it a day... The parts are all the same size/shape, aren't they?
It says specifically on the Speedcorps site that the exhaust kit will work with Fed SPec cars, BUT it needs to be modified. Which could mean just plugging that extra bung, or it could mean removing a component. Either way, it's nothing to get worked up over IMO. I mean, any modifications you MIGHT have to do to make the exhaust meet Fed Spec car needs will be FAR less involved than what Evo_Soul is doing to make his dual-exhaust set up...
The reason why you go with INJEN or anyone of the big names is so that you dont have to pay a dime more to get it installed. if you have to pay a shop to make modifications, takes away from the idea of
bolt on
That is pathetic. This isn't a little "fly by night" company, it's Injen. They should make a version for both. It's not that freaking hard for them to do!
and i really can't figure out why they would, unless someone made a mistake and didn't realize that the non-cali lancers are different.
However the guy who was the test vehicle posted on another forum that he told them about this being stupid, so i guess Injen are just dumb
I am 100% with you there. It is absolutely pathetic that they would do this.
and i really can't figure out why they would, unless someone made a mistake and didn't realize that the non-cali lancers are different.
However the guy who was the test vehicle posted on another forum that he told them about this being stupid, so i guess Injen are just dumb
and i really can't figure out why they would, unless someone made a mistake and didn't realize that the non-cali lancers are different.
However the guy who was the test vehicle posted on another forum that he told them about this being stupid, so i guess Injen are just dumb
their response was, "we are already thru the R&D phase, but thanks for the offer."
offer still stands....
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i am taking that this is the exact picture of the cali spec exhaust...can someone mark where will we have to weld that pipe on and what will have to be deleated.


