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Old Nov 9, 2004 | 09:30 AM
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ill find somewhere. n e ways... jAy zEy zEy ownz!
Old Nov 9, 2004 | 11:54 AM
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Originally Posted by fc735
*riiiiing* bells ringing, you better go to class.
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Old Nov 9, 2004 | 12:52 PM
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chris u shouldn't u be in class....
Old Nov 9, 2004 | 03:10 PM
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I have a turbo back exhaust with high flow cats already, and an intake.
Old Nov 9, 2004 | 03:41 PM
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Originally Posted by DOHC B18
you were racing me.it was in the video. I personally wouldnt let anyone i dont know drive my car and if they broke it they fixed. I have seen a bunch of WRX's and STi's launching thier cars at 6k-7k all day with stock axels. you can get away with it if you know what you are doing. yes its no good for the car,but it can be done.






hey fc735....i need an inspection sticker!! mine is due in Dec. wanna hook it up?







i launch mine at 6k all day.
alfi did i say u couldnt get away with it? no, i just said its a good idea to get some cuz they will help for later mods do u not agree? and chris, building turbos for a living and stuff, what i was saying about the headers was nothing to dis u, it was just info on any site u go on about those headers. my bad man iam 17! get over it! shit wat the fuck u want me to do turn 25 and get a civic lx, would that make u feel better! don't hate on a person u dont even know, chill the fuck out. alfi tell ur buddy Chris that im not a bad person who tries to know everything about everything. anyway first time i broke my axle it was at the track and i wasnt me driving, so ye i guess i just learnt my lesson.

my bad about the header, i was talking about this one. my bad chris
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Old Nov 9, 2004 | 03:59 PM
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Default Re: trouble for not being carb exempt?

the reason for the 25hp/35ftlb gain is from increasing the boost.....


a header is not going to help an STi that much. it will actually hurt the low end spool characteristics.


and on the clearance statement. it hits the subframe at the front, and i have had to clearance three of the cars i have installed one on.

gruppe s header i presume? nicely made, however, i weld the uppipe to the header and make it a one piece unit because it will leak.


not that i have done any
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Originally Posted by fc735
the reason for the 25hp/35ftlb gain is from increasing the boost.....


a header is not going to help an STi that much. it will actually hurt the low end spool characteristics.


and on the clearance statement. it hits the subframe at the front, and i have had to clearance three of the cars i have installed one on.

gruppe s header i presume? nicely made, however, i weld the uppipe to the header and make it a one piece unit because it will leak.


not that i have done any
thank u for clearing that up 4 me. thats all i meant, when i was talking about the 30 hp.
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no prollem. research yo shit before believing anything on teh intarweb.
Old Nov 9, 2004 | 04:17 PM
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Originally Posted by fc735
no prollem. research yo shit before believing anything on teh intarweb.
do u know a lot about sti's i got a question about what i should do?
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Default Re: trouble for not being carb exempt?

Originally Posted by BLACKSTI04
fyi on turbo cars when these parts are changed there is a more drastic increase in hp.
sorry I did not know that I am new to the whole turbo thing....perhaps you can teach me?



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