Fast Intentions Exhaust NEW PICS / CLIPS
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10-05-2007, 07:24 PM
sounds ok revving, sounds BADA$$ AND LOUD WOT!!! and i dont really know if what i'm gonna say is true, but losing the strup test pipes will get rid of the rasp. becaud every g35 exhaust video i have seen, if the words "strup test pipes" appear i hear rasp. just my 2 cents
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10-06-2007, 01:07 PM
Originally Posted by 05GCOUPE6MT
You have test pipes right. I can tell the difference between my FI with stock cats and yours.
Rick
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10-06-2007, 01:17 PM
Originally Posted by seung012
well, then maybe I'll try to talk to Tony at Fast Intentions again but from what I know, all cars with test pipes make the rasp....plus, on the x-pipe, i don't have resonators/mufflers so that could be the cause too...but overall, i ****in love it!
Without the proper resonators mid-stream in the system, you will rasp. Even the factory exhaust rasps when you take out the resonator - even with that HUGE muffler and restrictive cats.
As far as the myth of 'all cars with test pipes rasp' - not true. The FI system was designed for use with FI testpipes from day one. Is there rasp - a tiny bit, but hardly noticeable, and it is above the 5500RPM range. The key to getting test pipes is to make sure they are resonated. They dramatically decreases the rasp potential.
Rick
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