How important is an exaust, really?
It's my understanding that some exhausts (mostly the 100 cell ones) can set off O2 warnings because they're more free-flowing. This is mostly harmless and a tune will only set those O2 limits higher.
A few of the higher end 100 cell exhausts (like the europipe, for example) have 2x the surface area and won't trigger CEL's.
A few of the higher end 100 cell exhausts (like the europipe, for example) have 2x the surface area and won't trigger CEL's.
It's my understanding that some exhausts (mostly the 100 cell ones) can set off O2 warnings because they're more free-flowing. This is mostly harmless and a tune will only set those O2 limits higher.
A few of the higher end 100 cell exhausts (like the europipe, for example) have 2x the surface area and won't trigger CEL's.
A few of the higher end 100 cell exhausts (like the europipe, for example) have 2x the surface area and won't trigger CEL's.
I wouldn't worry about not passing smog with a Europipe. The exhaust is tucked up so tight and so well made it looks factory. I never had a problem with the smog inspection with mine.
I just passed with a Speedtech that doesn't look anywhere near stock. No grease involved. Just a good Vietnamese smog technician.
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I agree, while a change in peak HP might be harder to feel the difference of, I thought the throttle response and turbo spool (faster boost) was greatly improved after my exhaust upgrade.
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