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Old 12-28-2010, 07:13 PM   #1
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I have a great setup I feel with some influence from Jake. I am running turbowerx headers with fabspeed bypass pipes and a S muffler. The car makes great power, I do have a cel BUT the one thing I do not have is any drone what so ever at any speed,rpm,top up or down, etc. The car is loud as hell too.
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Old 12-29-2010, 05:35 AM   #2
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There is the equivalent of a stickey thread on this

Mike has taken notes of many such discussions and written an article "So it isn't fast enough" on his web site. It isn't interactive like the forum but it does get updated with any new thing that gets to his attention that seems to matter. It's kind of like his "What can you do if your engine is blown" article. Intended as a decent place to start people reading and then they can come back with questions.

So provide people the links and you won't have to endlessly repeat the same stuff

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