1st gen sedan dual exhaust complete.
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From: Phoenix

Originally Posted by G35papa
The sound of the turbos will never get old. I like the set up Tim. For some reason, I was expecting a louder tone too but it sounds about the same as the borla? Loudness wise.
It's louder than the Borla and has more drone at low rpm but overall I love it.
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Originally Posted by Rodrigo
congrats Tim , looks great and excellent work from the welder.
Thanks!
Kevin is does amazing work. He builds the best roll cages I have ever seen. He has done a number of pro drift cars including the K Sport 240 and his work always makes me go
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Also remember I was going for as quiet and subtle as possible. If we took out that center muffler and/or had the waste gates dump into the open air it would be quiet a bit louder. That's not what I wanted.
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OK so here is what I did to solve the problem. I gave in and put the evap box back on but moved it to the spare tire well. Since I have a 19x8" spare wheel/tire there was more than enough room to mount it to the bottom of the well and have the tire fit around. I extended the hoses and wires for the valve and pressure sensor then put heat wrap on them since they run right over where the exhaust is.
Everything is back to normal now, no SES light and I can fill the tank up as fast as before.
Everything is back to normal now, no SES light and I can fill the tank up as fast as before.
Originally Posted by ttrank
OK so here is what I did to solve the problem. I gave in and put the evap box back on but moved it to the spare tire well. Since I have a 19x8" spare wheel/tire there was more than enough room to mount it to the bottom of the well and have the tire fit around. I extended the hoses and wires for the valve and pressure sensor then put heat wrap on them since they run right over where the exhaust is.
Everything is back to normal now, no SES light and I can fill the tank up as fast as before.
Everything is back to normal now, no SES light and I can fill the tank up as fast as before.

Originally Posted by ttrank
OK so here is what I did to solve the problem. I gave in and put the evap box back on but moved it to the spare tire well. Since I have a 19x8" spare wheel/tire there was more than enough room to mount it to the bottom of the well and have the tire fit around. I extended the hoses and wires for the valve and pressure sensor then put heat wrap on them since they run right over where the exhaust is.
Everything is back to normal now, no SES light and I can fill the tank up as fast as before.
Everything is back to normal now, no SES light and I can fill the tank up as fast as before.


Hmm, I need to start looking for a cheap 19".
Question, is your trunk raised?




