Any gains with a Test pipe?
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[QUOTE=blue03s2k,Jan 9 2005, 04:55 PM]i wish i was in japan... 
be bringing back a bunch of parts home with me in my suitcase..... hahahahaa.... imagin explaining what those parts are to those security people hahahahaha.. they'll think it's some bomb...
be bringing back a bunch of parts home with me in my suitcase..... hahahahaa.... imagin explaining what those parts are to those security people hahahahaha.. they'll think it's some bomb...
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Originally Posted by TunedS2000,Jan 9 2005, 12:02 AM
Just curious...
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showt...l=p1+dyno+plots
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I love my test pipe, I have had one on now for about 2 years. Makes the VTEC transition smoother and makes the car sound a lot better. Glad everyone has come around to liking them, when I got mine everyone was bitching about harming the environment.
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Originally Posted by speed4tu,Jan 9 2005, 08:31 PM
I love my test pipe, I have had one on now for about 2 years. Makes the VTEC transition smoother and makes the car sound a lot better. Glad everyone has come around to liking them, when I got mine everyone was bitching about harming the environment.
Some tracks have sound regulations that I don't even know if the T1R with a test pipe would pass.
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For those interested buyers: https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?act=S...=0#entry4906013.
Does the same as a TP...but at half the decibel level.
Does the same as a TP...but at half the decibel level.
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i knew the fines were stiff but not $2500! luckily they don't go after the individual as much as the corporations but that is still something to think about.
i want one btw
i want one btw
WARNING: Federal law makes it illegal for ANYONE to tamper with, disconnect, remove or otherwise render inoperative ANY emissions-related control device. The Environmental Protection Agency and most states have actually been rather lax about enforcing this rule on motorists, but they haven't hesitated to nail professional service facilities that have been guilty of tampering. Even so, the fines can be hefty. A violation may make you liable for up to a $2,500 fine!
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From: Lewisville, TX
Originally Posted by RACER,Jan 10 2005, 12:28 AM
Our cars are among the cleanest burning cars in the world.
I believe I remember reading that unless you're 'charged, using a testpipe is not that beneficial. I bought into that and sold mine. Less than a year later, I got sc'd and want/need a testpipe. Oh, the irony of it all!
