Help What test pipe/HFC are you running?
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If this happened on yours then conceivably it's going to happen to all of ours at some point, no? How long did you have the cats on for?
Sorry, didn't read the entire post. November 24, 2013
Btw I just remembered that now I won't be able to do that video you requested about the deceleration of ARK paired with the FI RHFC to check for any hiss.
I'm feeling pretty confident that I will like and probably be keeping the MXP double resonated test pipes on, even if the FI RHFC could be fixed.
Btw I just remembered that now I won't be able to do that video you requested about the deceleration of ARK paired with the FI RHFC to check for any hiss.
I'm feeling pretty confident that I will like and probably be keeping the MXP double resonated test pipes on, even if the FI RHFC could be fixed.
That's the problem i'm having right now. I have a narrow garage to my underground parking and I scrape the flex pipe pretty bad no matter what angle I take.. I want to lower my car to close out some wheel gap but I can't with the way things are now.. I'm looking for solutions but am becoming doubtful.
That's the problem i'm having right now. I have a narrow garage to my underground parking and I scrape the flex pipe pretty bad no matter what angle I take.. I want to lower my car to close out some wheel gap but I can't with the way things are now.. I'm looking for solutions but am becoming doubtful.
Yes..... The SS pipe material may be of better quality.... But the slight difference in ratios of metals that make up the SS piping isn't enough to warrant a $200 price difference. BTW: rust and magnetism are exclusive properties of iron not carbon. People should do a little more research before jumping on one brand or another.
It really depends in your budget but if your not really considering coils you can always go with koni yellows + swift springs. You can customize your own spring rates. The drop is good enough if you dont want to slam your car. As for coils it really depends on your budget, or if country of origin its from or overall best bang for your buck.
I have fast intention high flow cats (resonated) I like them but the deceleration hiss bugs me sometimes. other than that i love them but sometimes i wish i did not get them resonated because I want them louder sometimes but then sometimes im glad i got them @_@
It really depends in your budget but if your not really considering coils you can always go with koni yellows + swift springs. You can customize your own spring rates. The drop is good enough if you dont want to slam your car. As for coils it really depends on your budget, or if country of origin its from or overall best bang for your buck.
i believe it but i wouldn't say the materials are the same. FI does use other peoples stuff like Vibrant resonators which is a American company but they are made in China. FI uses USA made 304SS pipe though for the rest of the exhaust (i doubt/know Kinetix doesn't). no one else uses USA steel because of the price, even Motordyne. Everyone uses Chinese 304SS which is not the same, it is but it isn't. i can guarantee the amount of alloy tolerances between the two vary greatly from the amount of rust i see on all exhausts and the very slight magnetism i get from them; so i know the Chinese pipe has a ton more carbon in it vs USA.
Vibrant resonators is Canadian!
What's your resonator size on your FI CBE? 12"? 18"? Or Non-resonated?
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