$M$P uniqueness going in this weekend! w00t.
Got this in from texas today, purchased from a fellow member. Unique design for an ITR, almost like a toda
, but still very different. Can't wait to put her on. This will be my third header on her (running stock manifold now). First JDM ITR, then Sp00n, now the best


, but still very different. Can't wait to put her on. This will be my third header on her (running stock manifold now). First JDM ITR, then Sp00n, now the best


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Interesting how it made that round trip.
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It missed Ol' Virginia
Interesting how it made that round trip.
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Yeah, very few miles on it. Gonna try and polish her up soon before i put her in.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Yeah, very few miles on it. Gonna try and polish her up soon before i put her in.
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SMSP? They're still in business? Last time I talked to Dave he said something about selling the company and getting into show business. bah!
Nice and pretty header.
Nice and pretty header.
hype R! Congrats Brian, now see if you keep up w/ da toda powered SI!!!!
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Ford f150 piping ownz!
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Ford f150 piping ownz!
Modified by VTHokie at 11:01 PM 8/12/2004
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ceas »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Or, take out the CEL lightbulb? an o2 CEL should not cause any performance difference dictated from the CPU.
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I ran a testpipe for 10 months with the CEL on, and yes, performance was not affected.
If the light gets annoying I might pop it out...
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I ran a testpipe for 10 months with the CEL on, and yes, performance was not affected.
If the light gets annoying I might pop it out...
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I ran a testpipe for 10 months with the CEL on, and yes, performance was not affected.
If the light gets annoying I might pop it out...</TD></TR></TABLE>
The only thing bad with that idea is that if you have another problem that you don't know about in the future, you will have no way of knowing (if it's not an obvious problem). You might want that CEL bulb there. That's why people try to get rid of CEL's (when it is known where they are coming from and there isn't really a problem) via things like missing link and o2 simulator. Either get an o2 simulator or buy an obd2 cat. Go the right way the first time around. I'm sure you can afford it if you can afford that header.
I ran a testpipe for 10 months with the CEL on, and yes, performance was not affected.
If the light gets annoying I might pop it out...</TD></TR></TABLE>
The only thing bad with that idea is that if you have another problem that you don't know about in the future, you will have no way of knowing (if it's not an obvious problem). You might want that CEL bulb there. That's why people try to get rid of CEL's (when it is known where they are coming from and there isn't really a problem) via things like missing link and o2 simulator. Either get an o2 simulator or buy an obd2 cat. Go the right way the first time around. I'm sure you can afford it if you can afford that header.
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The only thing bad with that idea is that if you have another problem that you don't know about in the future, you will have no way of knowing (if it's not an obvious problem). You might want that CEL bulb there. That's why people try to get rid of CEL's (when it is known where they are coming from and there isn't really a problem) via things like missing link and o2 simulator. Either get an o2 simulator or buy an obd2 cat. Go the right way the first time around. I'm sure you can afford it if you can afford that header.
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If the CEL light is on because of not O2 bung, i wouldnt know if there was another problem anyway. Im looking to get an OBD2 cat from SMSP or in the classifieds now.
The only thing bad with that idea is that if you have another problem that you don't know about in the future, you will have no way of knowing (if it's not an obvious problem). You might want that CEL bulb there. That's why people try to get rid of CEL's (when it is known where they are coming from and there isn't really a problem) via things like missing link and o2 simulator. Either get an o2 simulator or buy an obd2 cat. Go the right way the first time around. I'm sure you can afford it if you can afford that header.
</TD></TR></TABLE>If the CEL light is on because of not O2 bung, i wouldnt know if there was another problem anyway. Im looking to get an OBD2 cat from SMSP or in the classifieds now.
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If the CEL light is on because of not O2 bung, i wouldnt know if there was another problem anyway. Im looking to get an OBD2 cat from SMSP or in the classifieds now.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Why not just get a O2 bung welded on the exit of your cat?
If the CEL light is on because of not O2 bung, i wouldnt know if there was another problem anyway. Im looking to get an OBD2 cat from SMSP or in the classifieds now.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Why not just get a O2 bung welded on the exit of your cat?
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Why not just get a O2 bung welded on the exit of your cat?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Im looking into that. Hopefully someone in Blacksburg knows how to weld..
Why not just get a O2 bung welded on the exit of your cat?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Im looking into that. Hopefully someone in Blacksburg knows how to weld..
Rguy-
Email me your address and I'll send an O2 bung to ya.
edit: I just looked at the cat picture. That's one that I didn't make. It looks like you'll have to remove some of the heat shield to weld the bung into the body. Plus the 3 bolt flange is in a different orientation.
Email me your address and I'll send an O2 bung to ya.
edit: I just looked at the cat picture. That's one that I didn't make. It looks like you'll have to remove some of the heat shield to weld the bung into the body. Plus the 3 bolt flange is in a different orientation.
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Email me your address and I'll send an O2 bung to ya.
edit: I just looked at the cat picture. That's one that I didn't make. It looks like you'll have to remove some of the heat shield to weld the bung into the body. Plus the 3 bolt flange is in a different orientation.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Thanks! Ill get some of the "engineers" at tech to take a look at it. If anything ,we can weld it to the B pipe and extend the wires.
Email me your address and I'll send an O2 bung to ya.
edit: I just looked at the cat picture. That's one that I didn't make. It looks like you'll have to remove some of the heat shield to weld the bung into the body. Plus the 3 bolt flange is in a different orientation.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Thanks! Ill get some of the "engineers" at tech to take a look at it. If anything ,we can weld it to the B pipe and extend the wires.






