Subject	to test pipe, or not to test pipe?
Posted by	musky on December 11, 2006 at 2:15 PM
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Message	I have a swapped tt, so the motor came with the jspec downpipes. These worked with my NA cat pipes, which have magnaflow cats welded in place. So I have read alot of pros and cons of test pipes, and im trying to decide since the cost is so small that its not an issue to pick up a set of megan dp and test pipes. Will there be much of a difference from jspec dp's with high flow cats? How likely is the oil seal failure with test pipe installations? I know the OEM cat pipes are smaller diameter, and the high flow cats cause some backpressure and possibly some turbulence also. I just want to know if anyone else could tell a difference if they have been in a similar situation. Possibly some feedback from users who have downpipes that went with/without cats at different times would be good. thanks, Tom
Follow Ups	to test pipe, or not to test pipe? - musky 14:15:52 12/11/06 i noticed a nice difference from stock cats to test pipes. (n/m) - ARA300ZX 14:19:48 12/11/06 Gettem - DaRealDefaulTT 14:20:28 12/11/06 Only get them if you wanna go fast... - BigTDogg (MA) 14:32:02 12/11/06 you're gonna be killing the environment! and people! (n/m) - inf 14:58:32 12/11/06 but for more hp.. - TwintTZ1991 (doZnt maTTer) 16:43:30 12/11/06 not really. tree killer FTW. (n/m) - zboost(tx) 17:14:50 12/11/06 i wish those dumb ice caps would hurry up and melt - LJZTT 17:46:25 12/11/06 Definatly a must have. (n/m) - spddracer 17:13:47 12/11/06 spool characteristics will change - Max865(ATL) 21:12:16 12/11/06
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