kk suckas, got my wang
#4
holy hell... thats some cash for a shiny piece of equipment that goes under the car...
doesnt that kinda of **** you off, you buy such a nice item thats all shiny and perfect then you put in under your car were it gets trashed...dammit that sucks. i hate knowing that i spent money on something like that
sorry for the abnormal ranting but its true!
doesnt that kinda of **** you off, you buy such a nice item thats all shiny and perfect then you put in under your car were it gets trashed...dammit that sucks. i hate knowing that i spent money on something like that
sorry for the abnormal ranting but its true!
#6
#9
Well, when they dyno'ed the KA with the N-1 they got a 14 hp gain. For $447, was that after tax and shipping?
#10
Originally posted by th3br4d
It's an Apex'i N-1 EVO. I spent $534 after taxes and shipping.
It's an Apex'i N-1 EVO. I spent $534 after taxes and shipping.
#11
Originally posted by th3br4d
Well, when they dyno'ed the KA with the N-1 they got a 14 hp gain. For $447, was that after tax and shipping?
Well, when they dyno'ed the KA with the N-1 they got a 14 hp gain. For $447, was that after tax and shipping?
http://www.gripmotorsports.com/ps~pn...ust-APEXi.html
Total cost I Think is about $530 with shipping and it's $459, not the $447 I thought it was..... But I don't recomend anybody buying this CAT back for a stock OEM KA pullying under 250CHP. If your stock OEM Throttle body isn't even 3 inches in diameter why would you wan't such a large exhaust. I've worked with the KA for years the best exhaust diameter is 2.25" to 2.5", if the KA is well built with mods.
Porche doesn't even use a 3" pipe for the N/A engines for christ sake.
Here is a thread you should pay close attention too I'm tired of explaining why a 3" exhaust is bad.
http://www.club240.com/forums/showth...threadid=24495
Last edited by BigVinnie; 07-16-2005 at 10:38 AM.
#12
It's not really advertising. It was part of a test that SCC magazine did a few years ago.
The Apexi N1 (may have been the N1 Dual) added like 14 (or more) hp at the wheels in their dyno tests. I'm pretty sure everything else was stock. Stock cat and headers.
-Justin
The Apexi N1 (may have been the N1 Dual) added like 14 (or more) hp at the wheels in their dyno tests. I'm pretty sure everything else was stock. Stock cat and headers.
-Justin
#13
Originally posted by Justin.b
It's not really advertising. It was part of a test that SCC magazine did a few years ago.
-Justin
It's not really advertising. It was part of a test that SCC magazine did a few years ago.
-Justin
On a serious note NO way by itself will it make 14WHP with the stock CAT. Like I said before stock headers don't even make 14whp in stock OEM trim.
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#15
Originally posted by BigVinnie
That test is just as fake as the testing done on injen cold air intakes. I red that Sport Compact Article, Apexi paid to get that dyno done. SCC is nothing but an advertising gimmick, every page you read is a advertisement for products, I actually went to college to understand market research, it's all fake hoopla. When companies want to advertise they pay magazines such as scc to make a glorified advertisement, by showing some fake *** results.
On a serious note NO way by itself will it make 14WHP with the stock CAT. Like I said before stock headers don't even make 14whp in stock OEM trim.
That test is just as fake as the testing done on injen cold air intakes. I red that Sport Compact Article, Apexi paid to get that dyno done. SCC is nothing but an advertising gimmick, every page you read is a advertisement for products, I actually went to college to understand market research, it's all fake hoopla. When companies want to advertise they pay magazines such as scc to make a glorified advertisement, by showing some fake *** results.
On a serious note NO way by itself will it make 14WHP with the stock CAT. Like I said before stock headers don't even make 14whp in stock OEM trim.
Fake or not, that's more evidence than you have offered to back up your hatred of 3" pipes.
-Justin