Single Exhaust or Dual Exhaust?
#13
RE: Single Exhaust or Dual Exhaust?
ORIGINAL: M^2
By the way what does F/I and N/a mean?
By the way what does F/I and N/a mean?
FI means Forced Induction as in super or turbocharging.
NA means Normally Asperated as in non-super or turbocharged.
N/A means Non-Applicable.
#14
RE: Single Exhaust or Dual Exhaust?
haha come on u know what he meant..and about dual mrts i wud stay w/ flows cuz theyre MADE to go together but the mrts i dont think wud sound too good as duals..i wud think it wud almost sound like 2 cars drivin next to each other rather than the deep sound through a.t.'s, but who knows maybe im wrong...i wud still say go a.t.'s
#15
RE: Single Exhaust or Dual Exhaust?
Click away... I believe the owner of this is a member here...
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/9...8b012a9dcf.htm
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/9...8b012a9dcf.htm
ORIGINAL: M^2
What about putting dual MRTs?
What about putting dual MRTs?
#16
RE: Single Exhaust or Dual Exhaust?
ORIGINAL: wolfey2k
F/I means Fuel Injection.
FI means Forced Induction as in super or turbocharging.
NA means Normally Asperated as in non-super or turbocharged.
N/A means Non-Applicable.
ORIGINAL: M^2
By the way what does F/I and N/a mean?
By the way what does F/I and N/a mean?
FI means Forced Induction as in super or turbocharging.
NA means Normally Asperated as in non-super or turbocharged.
N/A means Non-Applicable.
I'm pretty sure there's no need
to define the difference between fuel injection
and forced induction, considering we all have fuel
injection nor NA or N/A considering everyone says
n/a..........but you know whatever.
#17
RE: Single Exhaust or Dual Exhaust?
ORIGINAL: Sick Six
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/N/A
I'm pretty sure there's no need
to define the difference between fuel injection
and forced induction, considering we all have fuel
injection nor NA or N/A considering everyone says
n/a..........but you know whatever.
ORIGINAL: wolfey2k
F/I means Fuel Injection.
FI means Forced Induction as in super or turbocharging.
NA means Normally Asperated as in non-super or turbocharged.
N/A means Non-Applicable.
ORIGINAL: M^2
By the way what does F/I and N/a mean?
By the way what does F/I and N/a mean?
FI means Forced Induction as in super or turbocharging.
NA means Normally Asperated as in non-super or turbocharged.
N/A means Non-Applicable.
I'm pretty sure there's no need
to define the difference between fuel injection
and forced induction, considering we all have fuel
injection nor NA or N/A considering everyone says
n/a..........but you know whatever.
I can't help it of you don't care if certain abbreviations are used or defined correctly but there's no reason for everyone else to get it wrong too. I was only trying to help.
#18
RE: Single Exhaust or Dual Exhaust?
yo what is the matter with you man leave the kid alone
hes got some good info and there is no need to nitpick
you dont bring any good info here pal i have never seen you post anything positive
this is all in the spirit of fun and helping other people
just chill out
o and by the way
the mrt produced more horse gain on the dyno than flow duals
hes got some good info and there is no need to nitpick
you dont bring any good info here pal i have never seen you post anything positive
this is all in the spirit of fun and helping other people
just chill out
o and by the way
the mrt produced more horse gain on the dyno than flow duals
#20
RE: Single Exhaust or Dual Exhaust?
yeh yeh yeh, what ever...........leave me alone too while your at it pal. I wasn't trying to hurt the kid, just trying to help him and I didn't need to hear any crap about it sick. I did nothing to offend anyone. Get off it.
Also, you need to read more of my posts. Even though there's no need whatsoever to defend myself, I have helped plenty of people with good solid correct information and diagnosis. I'm not right all the time and I can still learn too unlike some others I know of.
And I am on the virge of helping thousands with a fix no one has so far come up with including Ford! So back off!
Your right by the way. NA means Naturally Asperated. I stand corrected. I have always called it Normally Asperated though because I'm old school. Plenty of pro mech's call it that too.
Also, you need to read more of my posts. Even though there's no need whatsoever to defend myself, I have helped plenty of people with good solid correct information and diagnosis. I'm not right all the time and I can still learn too unlike some others I know of.
And I am on the virge of helping thousands with a fix no one has so far come up with including Ford! So back off!
Your right by the way. NA means Naturally Asperated. I stand corrected. I have always called it Normally Asperated though because I'm old school. Plenty of pro mech's call it that too.