I noticed these new IN STOCK items on the Comptech web site:

Header, Stainless Steel (S2000)
$989.95
Now in stock!
TIG welded stainless steel 4-1 header.
Uses a merged collector.
CARB legal


Quiet Tip Insert
$19.95
If our exhaust is just a little too
loud for you and you want to drop it a
couple db, our Quiet Tip Insert will do it.
Fits our 3.5" tips only, not the 4".
Includes drill bit & self tapping screw.


Reinforced Differential Housing (S2000)
$469.95
Developed to help retain the differential
and ring gear from getting shoved out the
back cover. Housing is sold on exchange basis.
Core charge is $370 and will be added to your order.
If you've already broken yours, this core charge will
not be refundable. Photo shows it with the
ring & pinion and differential already put back in.


Catalytic Converter Test Pipe (00-02 S2000)
$219.95
For maximum exhaust flow at the
race track.
May cause a Check Engine Light.
OFF ROAD USE ONLY.
NOT LEGAL FOR HIGHWAY USE!


High Flow Catalytic Converter (S2000)
$424.95
High flow converter bolts right in!
For those looking for a couple more
horsepower from their exhaust.
FOR OFF ROAD USE ONLY.
NOT LEGAL FOR HIGHWAY USE!

 

Sweet.

Hey Wes...is the "reinforced differential housing" what you have been waiting for? I remember you saying that the diff. housing being the weakest link.

What's a core charge? Is that the price of their product if you send in your stock diff. housing?

Thanks!

 

What configuration is the stock header??? 4-2?

Phi

 

I called them when I read that. Turns out the "reinforced differential housing" is just the billet steel bearing caps with longer bolts...exactly what I bought from them 6 months ago. It's just now an official product.

The core charge means that they'll charge you for the new differential housing They'll ship the whole diff housing to you, then you can return the old housing and get the core charge refunded.

 

Hmm... the high flow cat catches my interest... But I don't know about dishing out $400+ for one.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Wesmaster
[B]I called them when I read that.

 

$400 for a Hi Flow Cat? What the hell is it made out of ? Ti?

 

Well, no one really knows if the bearing caps will actually prevent the differential housing from cracking. But, for about $200-$300 you can have the differential housing (or complete assembly if you wish) cryogenically frozen to increase the strength tremendously. This is my plan...when I have the money.

 

Comptech's CAI is now listed to be available in February for the S2000.
http://shop.innercite.com/comptech/new.html