Another option if concerned about weight is alum downpipe

 

any problems with it? would you do it again if you could go back?

 

I have a go pro but it will probably be at least 2 - 3 more weeks by the time im tuned and broken in

 

Will this affect the tune I'm already tuned on full 3inch exhaust? It sure does open some power my down pipe broke at wot and I felt it pull harder when it broke ha so would like to exit it out the hood myself

 

What do you guys do when it rains and when the car is parked?

 

Seen a few out fender/hood looks good, i think its a chance to get big fine since no cat more chance for cop to be a d*ck.

 

No real problems. It does stink in the car, if I drove the car a lot I wouldn't like it. I really only drive the car if I have a reason to, I put about 2500-3000 miles on it in a year. I have a full exhaust for it but i have to finish my downpipe, I like it out the hood so I haven't been motivated to finish the downpipe. It does get black soot all over the car when the temps are cooler and the exhaust creates condensation. On a warm day it's not a problem. Car stays in the garage and has drag radials on it so it does not get driven in the rain. If I have I leave the car outside in the ran I put a rag in the exhaust and then cover it with aluminum foil. It's loud in the car. Everyone says it nots terrible outside the car though.

 

To be completly honest if i were you i would call your tuner. I'm not sure if it matters since you already are tuned on a aftermarket exhaust.

 

This isnt my daily driver so i wont be driving it on rainy or cloudy days really. and to be completly honest i live in texas and it rains here maybe once every 2 months. i have seen tractor flaps on other setups though when i was at honda day in NJ. But for others you could stick a towel in it just make sure you remember to take it out before driving off

 

i have put that into consideration but it is more of a weekend car and i live in an area where we dont have emission tests.