P2 Installed - Victims, Positives, Negatives
P2 Installed - Victims, Positives, Negatives
Victims: One Ford F-150 Lightning, One "stock" EVO!, Also, my left hand and wrist scratched up a bit - well worth it.
Positive: Others have written in detail what I will say simply - This makes the car way more FUN!!! + your dealing with responsible adults at Works - great service.
Negative: Reactivated my serious modification addiction
P.S. Do the install from the bottom - much easier.
Thanks Works - you've got yourself a customer....next up, down pipe...
Rob
Positive: Others have written in detail what I will say simply - This makes the car way more FUN!!! + your dealing with responsible adults at Works - great service.
Negative: Reactivated my serious modification addiction
P.S. Do the install from the bottom - much easier.
Thanks Works - you've got yourself a customer....next up, down pipe...
Rob
Last edited by Flames-666; Dec 16, 2003 at 01:55 PM.
Rob, why are you thinking of doing a downpipe before doing a catback? Seems like that would only be opening things up just to get more of a back up at the cat. Or is the new works downpipe the same size as the factory dp but has better flow etc?
Originally posted by caymandiver75
Rob, why are you thinking of doing a downpipe before doing a catback? Seems like that would only be opening things up just to get more of a back up at the cat. Or is the new works downpipe the same size as the factory dp but has better flow etc?
Rob, why are you thinking of doing a downpipe before doing a catback? Seems like that would only be opening things up just to get more of a back up at the cat. Or is the new works downpipe the same size as the factory dp but has better flow etc?
The reason for doing the DP before the IP is that the DP actually provides the second largest HP and drivability gains next to the AB. Ideally, you would want to do all three at the same time (AB, IP and DP), but if you can only do two, there is nothing wrong with going AB and DP.
-- DavidV


