Header & Lowering springs
02-05-2010, 05:36 PM
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Header & Lowering springs
I've ordered the C/A V2 header but I was told to get a "real" header. Is there something wrong with the C/A header or is it fine? If so I can always cancel my order and buying a different header. I'm going custom 2.5" all the way back no converter.
As far as the lowering springs I was going to get these
http://thmotorsports.com/store/produ...x?itemid=53939
they're the cheapest I can find that are 2.0F - 2.5R which is what I need. I just wanted to know if there are other sites where I can find these cheaper. I called them and they said that they had them in stock and can ship them out on monday which is nice. It's also free shipping even cheaper than ebay. Or maybe there are some other springs that would suit me better? whatdo you guys think?
As far as the lowering springs I was going to get these
http://thmotorsports.com/store/produ...x?itemid=53939
they're the cheapest I can find that are 2.0F - 2.5R which is what I need. I just wanted to know if there are other sites where I can find these cheaper. I called them and they said that they had them in stock and can ship them out on monday which is nice. It's also free shipping even cheaper than ebay. Or maybe there are some other springs that would suit me better? whatdo you guys think?
02-05-2010, 06:03 PM
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Well if you want to cheap out on springs why not get tenzor's, k-sports, or zenns? They are in the $100-150 range... Shitty springs but if you only want the look they would be better for you.
02-05-2010, 11:37 PM
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Anyway, do you have any pics of your exhaust on the car and do you have any sound clips?
To the OP, you'll probably want a cat because it really makes the car loud/raspy without one in most cases...I think they sound good on the SC or TC, but with an NA car it doesn't usually sound that good. Besides that, I don't know where you are and what your state has in place for annual inspections...in MN we're lucky they haven't done it for years. But I'm hoping in my case that the resonator that's built into the DP will be enough to keep it more quiet.
02-06-2010, 01:15 AM
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What are you running for the header and DP? Is it the 1.5 or 1.75 primaries? I found a deal too good to pass up on the LSJ Pacesetter (1.75" primaries) and an Exhaust Depot DP (they are catless and bolt right up to the Pacesetter...they do have a resonator though...that with the stock LSJ cat-back, I'm hoping it isn't going to be too loud and annoying, I guess the only way to know will be to get it installed. My future plans are an M62 so that's another reason I went with the larger primaries right off the bat.
Anyway, do you have any pics of your exhaust on the car and do you have any sound clips?
To the OP, you'll probably want a cat because it really makes the car loud/raspy without one in most cases...I think they sound good on the SC or TC, but with an NA car it doesn't usually sound that good. Besides that, I don't know where you are and what your state has in place for annual inspections...in MN we're lucky they haven't done it for years. But I'm hoping in my case that the resonator that's built into the DP will be enough to keep it more quiet.
Anyway, do you have any pics of your exhaust on the car and do you have any sound clips?
To the OP, you'll probably want a cat because it really makes the car loud/raspy without one in most cases...I think they sound good on the SC or TC, but with an NA car it doesn't usually sound that good. Besides that, I don't know where you are and what your state has in place for annual inspections...in MN we're lucky they haven't done it for years. But I'm hoping in my case that the resonator that's built into the DP will be enough to keep it more quiet.
02-06-2010, 07:54 AM
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i have the pacesetter 1.75 primary and 2.5 collector, catless dp no resonators and a full custom flowmaster catback. and mine sounds super ricey....... but if u have cats and an lsj catback then u will have a good rumble
02-06-2010, 11:21 AM
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Yes
I don't have a cat, just a resonator built into the DP...here's the one I have to go with it... http://www.exhaustdepot.net/doforpahe.html
Being that you have the 1.75" primaries, how's the power and torque? Do you still have enough low down power or did you lose some? That's my concern, but I think getting the tune will help a little.
Being that you have the 1.75" primaries, how's the power and torque? Do you still have enough low down power or did you lose some? That's my concern, but I think getting the tune will help a little.
02-06-2010, 08:22 PM
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I don't have a cat, just a resonator built into the DP...here's the one I have to go with it... http://www.exhaustdepot.net/doforpahe.html
Being that you have the 1.75" primaries, how's the power and torque? Do you still have enough low down power or did you lose some? That's my concern, but I think getting the tune will help a little.
I don't have a cat, just a resonator built into the DP...here's the one I have to go with it... http://www.exhaustdepot.net/doforpahe.html
Being that you have the 1.75" primaries, how's the power and torque? Do you still have enough low down power or did you lose some? That's my concern, but I think getting the tune will help a little.
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