New Second Gen
10-17-05, 09:36 AM
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New Second Gen
At least, new to me. My old second gen was a '91 N/A. I put 100K on it and I bought it at 100K. Only put one engine in it. Hit some standing water in the road, spun around twice and put me in the ditch hard. So I let the insurance total it. Took everything off it I could.
Bought a '87 N/A. New paint job, new engine, 85K miles. Runs great but now I've got to learn all about S4's. I had gotten up to speed on the S5's. Oh well.
Bought a '87 N/A. New paint job, new engine, 85K miles. Runs great but now I've got to learn all about S4's. I had gotten up to speed on the S5's. Oh well.
10-18-05, 12:43 PM
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My first S4 question....the secondaries operate on exhaust back pressure in an S4. If you put a cat-back exhaust system in it, like 2-3" piping, will this foul up the operation of the secondaries?
10-18-05, 01:34 PM
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First, thanks, J-Rat.
Second, yes I have noticed a difference. I had cat back exhaust and cone intake filter in a cold air box in my S5 and it would definately keep up with the traffic. I plan to do the same in the S4, but its starting out with less power.
Second, yes I have noticed a difference. I had cat back exhaust and cone intake filter in a cold air box in my S5 and it would definately keep up with the traffic. I plan to do the same in the S4, but its starting out with less power.
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