How come so many people go for Off-road X and H pipes?
#11
RE: How come so many people go for Off-road X and H pipes?
ORIGINAL: Nichepi
The amount of exhaust coming out of a mustang with O/R pipes is nothing compared to a "big rig" or even a F350 turbo diesel where the
The amount of exhaust coming out of a mustang with O/R pipes is nothing compared to a "big rig" or even a F350 turbo diesel where the
See, we didnt flame ya!!!
#13
RE: How come so many people go for Off-road X and H pipes?
Well thanks for the responses im myself looking at mid pipes and am torn between that small "help the world" side and the lets go get a wide open thing and let it rip.
#15
RE: How come so many people go for Off-road X and H pipes?
ORIGINAL: Nichepi
The amount of exhaust coming out of a mustang with O/R pipes is nothing compared to a "big rig" or even a F350 turbo diesel where the owner keeps stomping on the gas.
I personally blame Pennsylvania for all the coal burning energy plants. listen we got nuke plants. lets use them.
The amount of exhaust coming out of a mustang with O/R pipes is nothing compared to a "big rig" or even a F350 turbo diesel where the owner keeps stomping on the gas.
I personally blame Pennsylvania for all the coal burning energy plants. listen we got nuke plants. lets use them.
#17
RE: How come so many people go for Off-road X and H pipes?
it's all about the sound dude, not the power....
although i think the 05+ sounds like poo without cats. (high-flows FTW)
if i was to get another 94-04, the first thing I'd do is yank the cats
although i think the 05+ sounds like poo without cats. (high-flows FTW)
if i was to get another 94-04, the first thing I'd do is yank the cats
#20
RE: How come so many people go for Off-road X and H pipes?
until you throw them away and contaminate the earth with all the mercury that is inside them.
"When a CFL bulb finally dies--after years and years and years!--it cannot be dropped in the trash like an incandescent; it must be recycled by specially equipped recycling facilities. CFLs contain mercury. If one breaks in your home, Kazman says, EPA guidelines suggest you open windows and leave the room for at least a quarter of an hour before trying to clean up the mess. And for God's sakes don't use a vacuum, which could disperse the poison into the air. Even when they're intact, U.S. News happily tells us, "the bulbs must be handled with caution. Using a drop cloth might be a good new routine to develop when screwing in a light bulb."
(i also have florescent bulbs, but only because i'm cheap and i save on the electricity bill!)
"When a CFL bulb finally dies--after years and years and years!--it cannot be dropped in the trash like an incandescent; it must be recycled by specially equipped recycling facilities. CFLs contain mercury. If one breaks in your home, Kazman says, EPA guidelines suggest you open windows and leave the room for at least a quarter of an hour before trying to clean up the mess. And for God's sakes don't use a vacuum, which could disperse the poison into the air. Even when they're intact, U.S. News happily tells us, "the bulbs must be handled with caution. Using a drop cloth might be a good new routine to develop when screwing in a light bulb."
(i also have florescent bulbs, but only because i'm cheap and i save on the electricity bill!)
ORIGINAL: DarkFireGT
I've switched to florescant bulbs in my home. That does more for the environment than both of my cars running off road exhaust hurts.
I've switched to florescant bulbs in my home. That does more for the environment than both of my cars running off road exhaust hurts.