Can I get an update:
Of course I'm bias but I agree with the D/A if people put it just because it makes such a big difference (3 tenths on my run). 7/10/15 - 1973 D/A
So buying that piece and replacing the x-pipe from my FRPP Touring basically turns it into the Borla Touring ? lol Will all of the connections and diameters match up? It says 2.25" in and 2.5" out. I'm looking for a bit deeper tone and I've got this odd whine/whistle sound when I start to step...
Looking for options to get my sound deeper once the headers brought out the higher tone at higher RPMs and switching out the x-pipe with the mid-muffler seems to be the easiest if available.
What do you use at the strip with stock and D/R tires? Are those modes supposed to help with 60' or overall times? 1st time I went to the track everyone said turn traction control off and my car almost hit the wall off the start. Ever since then I've run in D/S/S+ combos with traction control...
Anytime. As and FYI I am working with Lund datalogging, 1st logs he said this:
Fueling looks pretty good, but you're getting some knock activity indicating you have a fuel quality issue or oil is getting by the PCV (if you don't have a separator or breathers) and lowering effective octane, OR...
Is it common to have a small whine/whistle noise after a header install? Mainly when I am at a cruising speed and right as I put my foot into the pedal there's that sound before the car really starts accelerating and I can hold it at the certain spot and it won't go away. Once the exhaust sound...
So I broke the green cord trying to push it in because it kept going on and off. Then I tried to plug it back into the cigarette lighter and the fuse pops out. Why is there an exposed fuse? And looks like we don't have any spare 2 amp fuses. Can I just get some universal power cord and not...
http://www.hotrod.com/features/1502-the-mickey-thompson-et-street-is-dead/
Sounds like it might be ok?
What's the difference here:
The ET Street R is not a steel-belted radial, it's a race tire you can use on the street.
The S/S stands for Street/Strip and is steel belted for more street...