fancy some music?
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Team Owner
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From: Sorrento Italy
Originally Posted by Budman78
Weak, 7000 rpm are nothing. I want to see some power.
but my car and myself have already a red stiker on police booklet and i was right in the traffic couldnt do anything, also i recorded the vid myself so with a hand i had to drive and with the other record it
promise when i finish to fix the axle i'll direct the orchestra properly
Burning Brakes
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From: Santee CA
Not able to listen to it here at work, will do so when I get home, but...
I was looking at your car's sidepipes, and I noticed that the sidepipes stop about 1/3-1/2 of the way back on the door...Doesn't the DOT and most racing organizations require the sidepipes to exit behind the driver's door, to prevent the exhaust gases from going up into the car's cabin?
I thought I saw something on Speed Channel about this a while back...
I was looking at your car's sidepipes, and I noticed that the sidepipes stop about 1/3-1/2 of the way back on the door...Doesn't the DOT and most racing organizations require the sidepipes to exit behind the driver's door, to prevent the exhaust gases from going up into the car's cabin?
I thought I saw something on Speed Channel about this a while back...
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Joined: Nov 2004
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From: Sorrento Italy
Originally Posted by Sprzout
Not able to listen to it here at work, will do so when I get home, but...
I was looking at your car's sidepipes, and I noticed that the sidepipes stop about 1/3-1/2 of the way back on the door...Doesn't the DOT and most racing organizations require the sidepipes to exit behind the driver's door, to prevent the exhaust gases from going up into the car's cabin?
I thought I saw something on Speed Channel about this a while back...
I was looking at your car's sidepipes, and I noticed that the sidepipes stop about 1/3-1/2 of the way back on the door...Doesn't the DOT and most racing organizations require the sidepipes to exit behind the driver's door, to prevent the exhaust gases from going up into the car's cabin?
I thought I saw something on Speed Channel about this a while back...
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Burning Brakes
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From: Santee CA
I dunno...I just saw a build where the guys ran a Vette at Watkins Glen. They tried to cut the sidepipes short, exiting about halfway back on the door, and almost didn't pass tech. I just thought this might be an issue?