FourdBanger18
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- 2018 Ecoboost Mustang
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Ive heard it damages the cat on the Focus RS, so i dont see why it would be the same for our cars, the engine is basically the same.What happens to cat in the downpipe? Does it get destroyed
Not on my car. That can't be good for the exhaust.
Your entitled to your opinion, and most of the time I find your posts funny but come on man don't come here and shit on the eco owners. if you have constructive insight to add then cool but not everyone can afford a gt350 so u do u and we will do us.It's just pipe really. What it isn't good for though is piston rings. There is NOTHING racy, yes RACE LIKE, not rice like but RACE LIKE about "burble tunes." If you listen to real race cars, they are not popping and slapping all over the place except for on very quick bang on shifts or coming off the throttle. Why? Because they're coming off the throttle and that's it. The pops come from the abrupt shutting of the throttle body and the air fuel mixture combusting very late in the cycle as the exhaust valve is opening up.
I try to not get overly worked up about stupid crap but burble tunes are SO fvcking stupid and poser and fa*gy and just pointless. No quicker way to brand yourself as a Mustang ricer than a burble tune and some stupid ass non functional aero and body kit BS.
Shit on Eco owners? Umm, no. Coyote owners are even WORSE regarding burble tunes. If anything, they're the origins of that garbage. And don't even get me started on where I think Ecoboost cars belong because it's not where you think it is.......Your entitled to your opinion, and most of the time I find your posts funny but come on man don't come here and shit on the eco owners. if you have constructive insight to add then cool but not everyone can afford a gt350 so u do u and we will do us.