My straight pipe's life in the BAIC
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Originally Posted by mexicanpizza
...spawned by this thread.
So I had this pipe made a long time ago:
...and then I sold it 1.5 years ago in this thread to TurboImpreza/Ray.
Apparently it's made the rounds through BAIC like a slutty homecoming queen. Who else has owned it? Be honest! It's ghetto but it sounds awesome!
-=eric, bored at work...
So I had this pipe made a long time ago:
...and then I sold it 1.5 years ago in this thread to TurboImpreza/Ray.
Apparently it's made the rounds through BAIC like a slutty homecoming queen. Who else has owned it? Be honest! It's ghetto but it sounds awesome!
-=eric, bored at work...
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Originally Posted by TurnWRX
that's because it is the same one 
yeah................uhh................i knew that. * runs *
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Guys, Eric (SFmiamiWRX) totally beat you both already. Although he seems to be reneging on the deal now... =o
Then again, this just might be "my" exhaust... until I scrape up some money to get something decent Ah but hell, I've always wanted to hear it on a catless, resonator-less exhaust setup :devil:
Then again, this just might be "my" exhaust... until I scrape up some money to get something decent
Ah but hell, I've always wanted to hear it on a catless, resonator-less exhaust setup :devil:
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Update! Mine is now floating in the void of NorCal Classifieds. rau took it but it doesn't fit his 1.8 so he put it up for adoption (again)
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I'm just afraid of what might be caught by using such a well... used pipe. Changing tips after each use helps so I hear. Check for pitting before slipping on to your rear end, and definitely check for discoloration, that's a sure sign something's not quite kosher. Also, inspect the pipe for black residue, usually left after a fair amount of abuse. After attaching double check those nuts, you don't need your "new" pipe dragging on the ground as you cruise through.
I think that about covers the safety warnings. Enjoy!
I think that about covers the safety warnings. Enjoy!
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