ignore my lack of knowledge. This test pipe goes in conjunction with HKS?
is this something I should do while installing the HKS exhaust? if so, who wants to help.
I am willing to pay reasonable price.

LIL Raja

 

You really don't need any help installing it. I did mine in a few hours in my driveway in the rain. It's actually easier to install the exhaust with the test pipe because the bolts on the back side of the cat are a bitch to get off. All you do is take your stock exhaust off and then attach the teast pipe, the foward section of the HKS the Mid section and then the mufflers, it's really easy.

 

BTW. I live in Chesapeake but would be more than willing to help.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by LIL RAJA
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ignore my lack of knowledge. This test pipe goes in conjunction with HKS?
is this something I should do while installing the HKS exhaust? if so, who wants to help.

 

Explain "the bitch" part better here if you don't mind Chris... I will be helping ricosuave install his spugen exhaust shortly, and any experience with removing the stock exhaust will be appreciated.

 

Has anyone put their car though MD emissions yet? They now just plug into the computer to check it.

I was just wondering how a "test pipe" equipped car would fare?

George

 

i wonder 2? is this gonna be a big emission headache?

LIL Raja

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by w1ngman
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Explain "the bitch" part better here if you don't mind Chris...

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by VTECnology
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It's just that the nuts on the back side of the cat get so hot that they damn near cook themselves together. The bolts on the front of the cat are spring loaded so they come off significantly easier.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by LIL RAJA
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well. let me ask you this then. How far are you away from Williamsburg? I am going to make a visit to the cheeseshop, so if it's not too far. I would like to meet up and hear the sound.