Boost Brothers LT's Rev. 2 review (with video)
#22
i didn't realize that you had already got rid
of the cats, so there may not be that
noticeable a difference now. i'm glad the
beast is running well. it sure was an interesting
road getting our whipples and hot rods to
play nice, but it sounds like we are there.
i took my car in for DEQ (emissions) this
morning and passed easily. i had been a
little worried, but apparently for nothing.
it seems they'll pass just about anything,
as long as it has cats.
of the cats, so there may not be that
noticeable a difference now. i'm glad the
beast is running well. it sure was an interesting
road getting our whipples and hot rods to
play nice, but it sounds like we are there.
i took my car in for DEQ (emissions) this
morning and passed easily. i had been a
little worried, but apparently for nothing.
it seems they'll pass just about anything,
as long as it has cats.
#26
I don't seem to have any as of now. The Prothane mounts pretty much fixed the steering shaft rub issue. The cheaper way to the fix would have been a dent in the header tube but I didn't feel like taking the header back off. Im getting use to the new solid mounts though. They give the car a more solid feel but you do get alittle bit of a vibration down the driveline in idle. Driving down the road she feels awesome.
#29
Thread Revival!! Just wanted to say that I just purchased a set of the boost brothers LT rev. 2's. I wonder if they have gotten any better? Either way after seeing this thread I will be doing the MM at the same time. Any tips or hints for installation? I will be doing it myself.
#30
Thread Revival!! Just wanted to say that I just purchased a set of the boost brothers LT rev. 2's. I wonder if they have gotten any better? Either way after seeing this thread I will be doing the MM at the same time. Any tips or hints for installation? I will be doing it myself.