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Old 09-15-2009, 09:38 PM   #1
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anyone on her have them with the non ctted h-pipe is it normal for them to be raspy
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Old 09-15-2009, 09:40 PM   #2
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also i drove the car 2 day for the first time after installing them and it feels as if i lost power instead of gaining
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without the cats it will be raspy. did you dyno?
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a good dyno tune will help. my car made a lot more power after the dyno tune. did you turn off the rear o2 sensors?
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anyone on her have them with the non ctted h-pipe is it normal for them to be raspy
I am glad to find your site - now I know what a good one looks like.
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^^^ what the hell???


i have the JBA LT headers, O/R H pipe and the JBA exhaust. to be honest with you, they have never been 'raspy'. in fact, thats one of the things i like about them. it has always been rather 'throaty'.
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I'm running JBA LTs and an O/R H-pipe on mine. I also have the Ford Racing axle-backs on it too. It sounds good to me. I felt added power when I put them on, especially at higher RPMs. I got a dyno tune on it and it put down really good numbers, 305rwhp and 322rwtq. I also have a JLT CAI on it.

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what do you mean turn off the 02 sensors no i didnt also im hearing a ratlle wen i accelerate the car a little bit it starts to ratle i double checked all the mid pipe clamps and tightened them over but its still rattles its definetely coming from the mid pipe somwere i just dont know were any one have any ideas
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you have to turn off the rear o2 sensors on an off road hpipe. you dont have cats. on a dyno tune with steeda CAI, JBA long tubes, h pipe, and exhaust, i put down 315hp and 333tq
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how do you turn them off with ansct tuner also how do you plug the bungs on the rear 02 ports
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