Well, on the ISF it is "augmented". On this it is just plain completely fake - which I think is pretty lame.Originally posted by BokCh0y
I think it looks stupid. At least with the ISF it's kind of functional.
I like to polish chrome on exhaust tips
Who give a shit as long as it sounds good
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Well, on the ISF it is "augmented". On this it is just plain completely fake - which I think is pretty lame.Originally posted by BokCh0y
I think it looks stupid. At least with the ISF it's kind of functional.
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If one is sitting for quite a while idling, can the exhaust of a system that's dumped out under the body of a car become a health issue (carbon monoxide)? I really don't know but on the surface it would seem having the exhaust outlet outside of the bottom of a vehicle would be a preferable option. Please educate me.
Will fuck off, again.
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Maybe that C class picture I posted wasn't zoomed in enough.
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Exactly!Originally posted by speedog
Fake exhaust tips, fake exhaust noise, what does it matter as most won't care or even notice.
"Does it got Bluetooth? Back up cameras? Can ppl see the Audi logo from a distance?"
All ppl care about.
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Only in enclosed environment where air is being suck into engine and replaced by exhaust that carbon monoxide become an issue.Originally posted by speedog
If one is sitting for quite a while idling, can the exhaust of a system that's dumped out under the body of a car become a health issue (carbon monoxide)? I really don't know but on the surface it would seem having the exhaust outlet outside of the bottom of a vehicle would be a preferable option. Please educate me.
Pointing it down vs point it to the back has no differences in open area, especially when you are moving.
Honda did it to last gen Civic sedans.
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Image - that's what it's all about.Originally posted by mr2mike
Exactly!
"Does it got Bluetooth? Back up cameras? Can ppl see the Audi logo from a distance?"
All ppl care about.
Is the new Civic Type R enough of a beast to need the spoiler it comes with? What are Ford and VW doing differently that their hot hatches don't need such large spoilers? Why do Subarus need their big spoilers?
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Me neither. BooOriginally posted by M.alex
lol, never even realized that before
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The Type R needs that spoiler as if you hit peak turbo boost and the VTEC kicks in the immense power can cause the car to get airborne.Originally posted by speedog
Image - that's what it's all about.
Is the new Civic Type R enough of a beast to need the spoiler it comes with? What are Ford and VW doing differently that their hot hatches don't need such large spoilers? Why do Subarus need their big spoilers?
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