Running a test pipe
03-14-2006, 04:48 AM
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Running a test pipe
I've got a 2000 integra ls-t, ive got a thermal true 3 inch sitting in my shed and im thinking about puttin in a test pipe and losing my cat....would this give me a significant hp gain? is it worth it?
03-14-2006, 04:57 AM
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Re: Running a test pipe (skunkedteg108)
Yes it will help, but only like a few extra ponies, maybe 10. Also you exhaust will become super f*cking loud, I would'nt recommend a strainght pipe for NA, but the turbocharged community will benefit from it. So ahead and do it, the worst thing that happens it that you replace it with the cat.
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Re: Running a test pipe (Mugencrxsir1)
I've got a hallowed out cat right now (a result of trouble shooting. A clogged cat wasn't the problem. 
) and it didn't make my turbo D any louder.
I'm going to make a 2.5" test pipe this weekend and see how it works out at the track this Sunday.
) and it didn't make my turbo D any louder.I'm going to make a 2.5" test pipe this weekend and see how it works out at the track this Sunday.
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