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Originally Posted by SubaruCrazy
ummm... i got pulled over details at the next meet, im busy workin hince the lack of posting on my part.
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got rims today, picking them up tonight at uckk.
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got rims today, picking them up tonight at uckk.
Sick man. What kind of rims?
Last edited by scarface; 05-24-2006 at 08:05 AM.
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Originally Posted by scarface
Although if you did a catback first then you would have a 2.5" downpipe going into a 3" catback. Compared to a 3"dowpipe going into a 2.5" catback. From a common sense point of view the 3" into a 2.5" would give you a little back pressure as where the other way would give you better flow
Once you take out the cats, then it flows much more exhaust. A catless or hi-flow cattted 3" downpipe to 2.5" midpipe doesnt have anywhere close as much backpressure compared to a stock 2.5" downpipe (with oem cats) to 3" catback.
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Originally Posted by subie OCD
nah, the catalytic converters are the power robbing culprits here. Its like a dam in a river!
Once you take out the cats, then it flows much more exhaust. A catless or hi-flow cattted 3" downpipe to 2.5" midpipe doesnt have anywhere close as much backpressure compared to a stock 2.5" downpipe (with oem cats) to 3" catback.
Once you take out the cats, then it flows much more exhaust. A catless or hi-flow cattted 3" downpipe to 2.5" midpipe doesnt have anywhere close as much backpressure compared to a stock 2.5" downpipe (with oem cats) to 3" catback.
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Originally Posted by Eckshero
hrm... ic ic.. wel thanks for your opinions/wise wise words of wisdom. :P
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Originally Posted by ASPEN06
Hey guys, were now carrying Megan racing coilovers... pm for prices/avail. if interested.
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Originally Posted by ASPEN06
yeah im going to be getting the street/mountain ;-) coilover kit ....
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Spring Rates: 10kg Front and 6kg Rear
- 32 Levels of Adjustable Damper
- Front Adjustable Camber Plates
- Pillow Ball Upper Mounts.
- Rubber Dust Covers.
- Adjustable Ride Height
- Aggressive Spring Rates
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32 Levels of Adjustment:
PM'd price
- 32 Levels of Adjustable Damper
- Front Adjustable Camber Plates
- Pillow Ball Upper Mounts.
- Rubber Dust Covers.
- Adjustable Ride Height
- Aggressive Spring Rates
- Single-Cyliner Design
- Aluminum Brackets
32 Levels of Adjustment:
PM'd price
Last edited by ASPEN06; 05-24-2006 at 04:44 PM.