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Gemini with Ti tips.audtatious wrote:Is that the Q300 or Gemini? I can't really tell by the pictures.
I am not rich.Dtsn280zx wrote:what does it feel like to be rich?
I don't mind the Ti rolled tips I'm using, just wish there were a water drain on the bottom edge like the factory tips (we can always replace them with something else). The Invidia has actually gotten a tad bit quieter as it's "worn in". I was going to get the Stillen headers (they claim 14.5hp) but was directed toward the Cobb instead. Since I didn't feel like wasting a weekend busting up my hand and cursing the car I think it was a good choice.twelv wrote:They sound mean and really are queit when they have to be. I really don't like the quality of the tips but overall it is a good buy. That coupled with the intake I will take it to a dyno first chance I get. I want headers but I never worry about HFC. I need to research which yeilds more power but right now. I am happy with the power it has.
down here in florida its the 240sxnig1 wrote:G's and Z's are the new civics/integras of young people.
Uhm, maybe out there in rich-land where you live. Get some perspective, man.nig1 wrote:G's and Z's are the new civics/integras of young people. Fairly accessible, easy to mod. I went to my first car meet in 10 yrs and saw more G's/Z's driven by high school/college kids than Hondas.
Like any Honda... I set it on fire and ran it off of a cliff.Looneybomber wrote:twelv, what'd you do with your s2k?
Any links and info to the Cobb headers.audtatious wrote:I don't mind the Ti rolled tips I'm using, just wish there were a water drain on the bottom edge like the factory tips (we can always replace them with something else). The Invidia has actually gotten a tad bit quieter as it's "worn in". I was going to get the Stillen headers (they claim 14.5hp) but was directed toward the Cobb instead. Since I didn't feel like wasting a weekend busting up my hand and cursing the car I think it was a good choice.twelv wrote:They sound mean and really are queit when they have to be. I really don't like the quality of the tips but overall it is a good buy. That coupled with the intake I will take it to a dyno first chance I get. I want headers but I never worry about HFC. I need to research which yeilds more power but right now. I am happy with the power it has.









red, gray, black, and blue are fairy colors?PapaSmurf2k3 wrote:what's with all the fairy colors?
Don't worry. A supercharger is going into the 370 as well.charlieo wrote:I miss your S2000.
For the moment? No. Only because I'm not doing much with it right now as I'm just a stage 1 and I'm waiting to really dive into it. The AccessPort comes with a few base maps but you can create your own and store up to 20 of them, can monitor performance (0-60, 60' - 330' - 1/8th - 1000' - 1/4 mile times) and use those numbers with a Dyno simulator, can data log (throttle position, boost, ignition advance, wastegate duty cycle, mass air flow, fuel trim, battery voltage, intake temperature, coolant temperature, injector duty cycle, air/fuel ratio, knock correction, knock learning, injector pulse width, calculated load and other monitors) and store the data for future use, Live Data feature allows you to view sensor data and calculated values in real-time including a full fuel economy suite, etc. etc. etc... http://cobbtuning.com/info/?id=4831twelv wrote:So the Cobb tuning device is worth every penny?