Subject	I recommend the resonated X-pipe version
Posted by	fourZero on January 06, 2004 at 10:09 PM
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In Reply To	here ya go posted by Guapo on January 06, 2004 at 09:30 PM
Message	With the DP/TP combo and the non-resonated X-pipe, you will get some metallic harshness at around 3500 RPMs. The overall sound and quality are top-notch, but there is a definate raspiness for around 100-200 RPMs. "Enough is enough Guapo. Stop harass my feelings man." - BeaZ 11:35:18 08/03/03 "F' your feelings, learn your lesson." - YugoBernie (NoVA) 11:36:00 08/03/03 "So I nailed it, took off like an F18 from carrier. Of course the chase begained." -Tim_N/A 10:27:15 04/07/03 "Ps, I ate a real chocolate jesus today. it was kick ass. it was about 3" tall and solid chocolate. I was in heaven." - niXit 10:53:48 10/02/02
Follow Ups	Labree sound clips, anyone have a good one? (n/m) - oakleyguy(Under Rebuild) 21:25:15 01/06/04 preferably on a TT (n/m) - oakleyguy(Under Rebuild) 21:25:52 01/06/04 Search Seedy's posts, I think he posted some a while back. (n/m) - P Rock(OH) 21:30:39 01/06/04 here ya go - Guapo 21:30:56 01/06/04 dang... reminds me why i wanted one (n/m) - NytWolf 21:39:58 01/06/04 Nice! (n/m) - oakleyguy(Under Rebuild) 21:41:04 01/06/04 Very nice. I want one. :) (n/m) - max240 21:49:25 01/06/04 I recommend the resonated X-pipe version - fourZero 22:09:26 01/06/04 Does the resonated x pipe quiet it down a bit? I want - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 22:44:13 01/06/04 Some of SeedyROM's... - MaxBoostTT 22:15:57 01/06/04
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