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03-24-10, 08:52 PM
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If I had a grand to blow on my 7 I would fix THE BIGGEST PROBLEM that they have. The headlights
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03-25-10, 12:00 AM
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What type of exhaust pipe diameter is recommended?
My goals for this summer is simply full exhaust, carb, and body work.
I am entertaining the thought of a half-bridge ported 12a or ATLEST a mild streetported 12a for next spring/summer.
Something tells me 2.25" is healthy, but something else tells me to go with 2.5". I don't want to choke it up if I decide to do the half-bridge.
My goals for this summer is simply full exhaust, carb, and body work.
I am entertaining the thought of a half-bridge ported 12a or ATLEST a mild streetported 12a for next spring/summer.
Something tells me 2.25" is healthy, but something else tells me to go with 2.5". I don't want to choke it up if I decide to do the half-bridge.
03-25-10, 10:17 AM
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Generally 2.5 inch piping is what I've read works best.
If your going to port either go with a medium streetport on the primaries and an aggressive streetport on the secondaries or go full bridge. You probably won't be happy with a mild streetport.
I doubt you'll have much rubbing issues with those wheels. The GSL-SE came with 14 inch wheels. Although I would recommend going with wider tires in the front. I ran a staggered tire setup for a while and it made the car very twitchy at turn in. Made me nervous, which meant I spent more time being overly careful instead of enjoying the car. Those wheels looks great too.
If your going to port either go with a medium streetport on the primaries and an aggressive streetport on the secondaries or go full bridge. You probably won't be happy with a mild streetport.
I doubt you'll have much rubbing issues with those wheels. The GSL-SE came with 14 inch wheels. Although I would recommend going with wider tires in the front. I ran a staggered tire setup for a while and it made the car very twitchy at turn in. Made me nervous, which meant I spent more time being overly careful instead of enjoying the car. Those wheels looks great too.
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