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Exhaust/Test Pipe/Cat >?
Sup everyone i just ordered a apexi ws2 for my ek with a gsr swap.
stock headers.
what test pipe or cat do i buy for a ek? or a integra? i have seen adjustable ones but im not sure about those, im afraid that they'll leak. idk someone please give me some advice on this need to order something asap
stock headers.
what test pipe or cat do i buy for a ek? or a integra? i have seen adjustable ones but im not sure about those, im afraid that they'll leak. idk someone please give me some advice on this need to order something asap
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Re: Exhaust/Test Pipe/Cat >?
Options here:
If you want to live longer, stay with your OEM cat.
If you really want some extra power with just a longer life, go with a high flow cat.
If you want to die sooner with cancer, go for straight pipe.
I used to have a test pipe for a short while and I took it off. Once I put back my cat, I smell fresh air.
If you want to live longer, stay with your OEM cat.
If you really want some extra power with just a longer life, go with a high flow cat.
If you want to die sooner with cancer, go for straight pipe.
I used to have a test pipe for a short while and I took it off. Once I put back my cat, I smell fresh air.
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Re: Exhaust/Test Pipe/Cat >?
Options here:
If you want to live longer, stay with your OEM cat.
If you really want some extra power with just a longer life, go with a high flow cat.
If you want to die sooner with cancer, go for straight pipe.
I used to have a test pipe for a short while and I took it off. Once I put back my cat, I smell fresh air.
If you want to live longer, stay with your OEM cat.
If you really want some extra power with just a longer life, go with a high flow cat.
If you want to die sooner with cancer, go for straight pipe.
I used to have a test pipe for a short while and I took it off. Once I put back my cat, I smell fresh air.
i like the raspyness the testpipe produces with the ws2, and since its a quiet system its not noticable til you really get on it.
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Re: Exhaust/Test Pipe/Cat >?
Test pipe=Raspyness in exhaust
Test pipe=Car smells funky
Car smells funky=No girls will wanna ride
No girls=no va jay jay.
Do what I did and get a high flow cat, you wont regret it and your exhaust will sound better.
Test pipe=Car smells funky
Car smells funky=No girls will wanna ride
No girls=no va jay jay.
Do what I did and get a high flow cat, you wont regret it and your exhaust will sound better.
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Re: Exhaust/Test Pipe/Cat >?
i know all this information what i met to ask is the length of the high flow cat or test pipe should be. If i should order an integra high flow car or an ek hatch high flow cat since i have a gsr in my hatch. idk what one to get and i d0ont want to hack in to anything to make it smaller if i order the wrong one.
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