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Anyone knows where I can get a test pipe for 1995 GSR? I need one that *fits*. I know a few companies sells test pipe but it doesn't fit....If you have bought one yourself, I'd like some feedback as well.
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Re: test pipe (randomwalk101)
bought one from Revolutions off of groupbuycenter.com and it fit perfectly.. except the O2 sensor is at an angle instead being perpendicular to the road. it kinda leans to the passenger side.
I just left the O2 wire connector/clip unconnected from the motor and have had no problems.. 1110 miles later. Stillkicks *** and looks sweet.
Sound is phenominal because it is a resonator not just a straight pipe.
Very deep and VERY nasty ripper resonated sound at VTEC/WOT.
Its a stainless steel resonated test pipe.
Got it for $80 shipped.
here's the guy to email-
Revolutions [revolutions@ecol.net]
HTH
Owen
I just left the O2 wire connector/clip unconnected from the motor and have had no problems.. 1110 miles later. Stillkicks *** and looks sweet.
Sound is phenominal because it is a resonator not just a straight pipe.
Very deep and VERY nasty ripper resonated sound at VTEC/WOT.
Its a stainless steel resonated test pipe.
Got it for $80 shipped.
here's the guy to email-
Revolutions [revolutions@ecol.net]
HTH
Owen
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Re: test pipe (randomwalk101)
not unhooked, it is still connected electrically.
there are attachment points on the connector for it to mount to the motor, so the connector itself does not move around/bang into anything/stretch the wires, etc.
as with most connectors, they connect two sets of wiring and also mount the connector itself to the body or to a nearby solid state item to prevent the connector from movign around... get it?
I have to make a 1 inch extension, like a metal strip, a paper clip might even work, to keep the connector attached to the motor.
no CEL with the testpipe, but I run a sweeeet OBD1 94 GSR.
yours is a 95 ... OBD1 as well? should work easy as pie.
that revolutions pipe is a really nice piece.
there are attachment points on the connector for it to mount to the motor, so the connector itself does not move around/bang into anything/stretch the wires, etc.
as with most connectors, they connect two sets of wiring and also mount the connector itself to the body or to a nearby solid state item to prevent the connector from movign around... get it?
I have to make a 1 inch extension, like a metal strip, a paper clip might even work, to keep the connector attached to the motor.
no CEL with the testpipe, but I run a sweeeet OBD1 94 GSR.
yours is a 95 ... OBD1 as well? should work easy as pie.
that revolutions pipe is a really nice piece.
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Re: test pipe (owen_the_soyboy)
not unhooked, it is still connected electrically.
there are attachment points on the connector for it to mount to the motor, so the connector itself does not move around/bang into anything/stretch the wires, etc.
as with most connectors, they connect two sets of wiring and also mount the connector itself to the body or to a nearby solid state item to prevent the connector from movign around... get it?
I have to make a 1 inch extension, like a metal strip, a paper clip might even work, to keep the connector attached to the motor.
no CEL with the testpipe, but I run a sweeeet OBD1 94 GSR.
yours is a 95 ... OBD1 as well? should work easy as pie.
that revolutions pipe is a really nice piece.
there are attachment points on the connector for it to mount to the motor, so the connector itself does not move around/bang into anything/stretch the wires, etc.
as with most connectors, they connect two sets of wiring and also mount the connector itself to the body or to a nearby solid state item to prevent the connector from movign around... get it?
I have to make a 1 inch extension, like a metal strip, a paper clip might even work, to keep the connector attached to the motor.
no CEL with the testpipe, but I run a sweeeet OBD1 94 GSR.
yours is a 95 ... OBD1 as well? should work easy as pie.
that revolutions pipe is a really nice piece.
I see what you mean. Do you happen to have a digital camera? Perhaps a few pic would be great.. Hey,while you're at it, let us check out your ride too
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Re: test pipe (randomwalk101)
okay okay I'll buzz over to my parents house and snap some pics during 4th of July- I have the day off.... then you can see what I mean by the O2 sensor and stuff.
Plus you'll see the beast/ride.
Plus you'll see the beast/ride.
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