#10961, "RE: Just curious. Is that supposed to be funny?" In response to Reply # 4
im gonna say its prolly a stuffed dog, if you can get a dog trained well enough to sit on a hot dashboard all day and hold a license plate in his mouth you shoudl consider dog training as a profession www.blue2gnt.homestead.comwww.geocities.com/blue2gnt
#10963, "RE: Just curious. Is that supposed to be funny?" In response to Reply # 3
He's the real deal... and yes he tends to bark alot. He's a Manchester Terrier and those ears are for real! Oh yeah, the license plate is actually wedged between the dash & the windshield, he isn't fully trained on the plate in the mouth yet, but we're working on it.
#10964, "question for HeDog." In response to Reply # 7
Don't you loss lot of low end TQ with R&D 3" Turbo Exhaust on a NA setup? Is it loud?? I am planning to get 3"thermal muffler with 3" piping for my turbo setup.
#10965, "RE: question for HeDog." In response to Reply # 8
Bill (HRC) is on the way to Cali right now as we speak. Driving 2000 miles aint fun or a small trip. He left Monday so he is prob there and ready for the race this weekend, prob be back by next Wednesday or Thursday. Just a quess though.
Here is what I have have. JE 8:8.1 with rings boared .20 over Seinze custom rods (600+hp) Knife edged and shaved crank Clevite bearings Shaved oil pump to bump up oil preasure Stage 3 ported and pollished head twin Accel coil packs PT lashers ov
#10967, "RE: question for HeDog." In response to Reply # 8
Any exhaust that has a diameter larger than stock will make you lose your low end because there's less back pressure. Unless you've got turbo where there is more pressure passing through. I can't speak for the MT's but automatics there is a noticeable loss, but above 2000 rpms everythings good. If i'm wrong with this someone please correct me.
As far as the Thermal exhaust, I recommend it. It doesn't sound like a bumble bee at all, it's deeper & more mellow. And at highway speeds it's obviously louder, but like I said, it doesn't sound like a bumble bee. I've noticed that when the exhaust is cold, it tends to crackle when I gun it, but after it's warmed up it hardly does it at all.
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