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acole10000 Member Since: 11 Nov 2005 Location: Annapolis, Maryland Posts: 72 |
And the dealers have no problems with the Fauxsaust...meanwhile you're rolling on 22's, I would think the dealers should have a bigger problem with that |
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Sun Dec 06 2009 7:41pm |
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funnyguy1 Member Since: 18 Jun 2009 Location: Sun Valley Idaho Posts: 171 |
Saw the Magna flow but tips are way to short (IMHO) at 7.5". Should be at least 12". Check out the Griffin Performance Products I mentioned about. Way cool! mike murphy |
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Sun Dec 06 2009 9:15pm |
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acole10000 Member Since: 11 Nov 2005 Location: Annapolis, Maryland Posts: 72 |
The outlet on resonator sits very high, so they tend to point down more then the SC. 11" is length on the SC but that is way to long for the standard HSE and vehicles with turn down pipes.
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Sun Dec 06 2009 9:52pm |
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acole10000 Member Since: 11 Nov 2005 Location: Annapolis, Maryland Posts: 72 |
FYI - Griffin and other Companies like BillyBoat cost upwards of $750 and you get zero performance improvements and negligable sound enhancements - its purely cosmetic.
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Sun Dec 06 2009 10:04pm |
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funnyguy1 Member Since: 18 Jun 2009 Location: Sun Valley Idaho Posts: 171 |
Hi Adam,
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Sun Dec 06 2009 10:23pm |
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iz6byo Member Since: 26 Dec 2008 Location: Italy Posts: 109 |
we must wait....
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Mon Dec 07 2009 6:19pm |
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SkyWalker Member Since: 04 Sep 2009 Location: Marbella Posts: 540 |
IZ6BYO, this is your chance.....
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Sun Jan 17 2010 10:54am |
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C10KO Member Since: 04 Jan 2009 Location: . . . searching . . . Posts: 1136 |
Hmmm, I do not really get why do you want to spoil the look of your exclusive motor with cheap tailpipes as a young racers would buy for his dad's saxo
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Sun Jan 17 2010 12:41pm |
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SkyWalker Member Since: 04 Sep 2009 Location: Marbella Posts: 540 |
Hi Coko,
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Sun Jan 17 2010 2:18pm |
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C10KO Member Since: 04 Jan 2009 Location: . . . searching . . . Posts: 1136 |
SW, plastic cover that protects the wheel from the bottom and rubbery stuff from around. so technically no water/dirt should reach the wheel itself. however to be honest i have not checked if it does.
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Sun Jan 17 2010 2:37pm |
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Josh Member Since: 24 Dec 2005 Location: Here, there and everywhere Posts: 2054 |
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Sun Jan 17 2010 5:09pm |
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