A reason to go with test pipes
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A reason to go with test pipes
Interesting article... I hadn’t really thought about the value in this respect:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23117250
I guess there’s one reason to go with test pipes
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23117250
I guess there’s one reason to go with test pipes
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All of you who have switched to hiflow cats or testpipes can save me the trouble of going to the mall this weekend and send your factory catalytic converter to....
Ha, I joke. But this gives me an excuse incase I'm ever confronted, "Son, you know you're supposed to have a catalytic converter on your car right?"
"I thought I did? Oh damn... those theives musta stole it and just put a pipe in its place!... Sneaky bastards!"
Ha, I joke. But this gives me an excuse incase I'm ever confronted, "Son, you know you're supposed to have a catalytic converter on your car right?"
"I thought I did? Oh damn... those theives musta stole it and just put a pipe in its place!... Sneaky bastards!"
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According to the article it's not hard for them... they don’t unbolt it - they cut it out... and they aren’t re-selling for use, they are reselling the "precious metals"... so they only need a portion.
I'm not saying anyone has anything to worry about... I find it hard to believe anyone would go to any trouble... but the economy is getting crappy so some people my do stupid ****.
I just thought it was interesting that the amount of metal was even worth anything. $2K-$3K in 30 minutes!!!?... That’s more than ANY of us make (combined)!
I'm not saying anyone has anything to worry about... I find it hard to believe anyone would go to any trouble... but the economy is getting crappy so some people my do stupid ****.
I just thought it was interesting that the amount of metal was even worth anything. $2K-$3K in 30 minutes!!!?... That’s more than ANY of us make (combined)!
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