A completely different kind of project.
02-13-2011, 10:54 AM
#71
If I were Justin, there's no way in hell I'd touch that truck with a 10th pole dude... You seem like the kind of guy that will build something and hack it together (like we've all seen) and then when it doesn't run right you'll be the first to point the finger at electronics or tuning... Because there's no possible way you can be wrong... 
02-13-2011, 11:18 AM
#72
If I were Justin, there's no way in hell I'd touch that truck with a 10th pole dude... You seem like the kind of guy that will build something and hack it together (like we've all seen) and then when it doesn't run right you'll be the first to point the finger at electronics or tuning... Because there's no possible way you can be wrong...
02-13-2011, 11:22 AM
#73
03sieraslt
Painting the inside won't be an issue if needed but like I said the pipe has been in our shop for years, with no real signs of rust. I will certainly keep an eye on the inside bore but i really don't see it an issue.
Thanks for the custructive critisim and it is taken into consideration.
Painting the inside won't be an issue if needed but like I said the pipe has been in our shop for years, with no real signs of rust. I will certainly keep an eye on the inside bore but i really don't see it an issue.
Thanks for the custructive critisim and it is taken into consideration.
02-13-2011, 11:27 AM
#74
No need to prove you wrong, sometimes its easier to just let someone find out for themselves. I Just hope no one is injured in the process. Its pretty obvious you don't care if anyone has concerns so why beat it to death. You admit you know nothing about tuning etc. but yet want to disagree with those whom do know something about it....... So I wish you the best of luck, I hope it works out for you. And please leave your front brakes on your truck.
02-13-2011, 11:36 AM
#75
TECH Regular
That pipe is going to go through drastic temperature changes. This will cause condensation (that's smart people words for water drops). It's going to rust, you'll be too stupid to pay attention, your throttle will stick, you will kill someone in that hacked up abortion you call a truck. YOUR VEHICLE IS NOT SAFE, if something like that ever came into my shop it would have the plates pulled so god damn fast your head would spin.
02-13-2011, 01:14 PM
#78
That pipe is going to go through drastic temperature changes. This will cause condensation (that's smart people words for water drops). It's going to rust, you'll be too stupid to pay attention, your throttle will stick, you will kill someone in that hacked up abortion you call a truck. YOUR VEHICLE IS NOT SAFE, if something like that ever came into my shop it would have the plates pulled so god damn fast your head would spin.
02-13-2011, 01:17 PM
#79
03sieraslt
Painting the inside won't be an issue if needed but like I said the pipe has been in our shop for years, with no real signs of rust. I will certainly keep an eye on the inside bore but i really don't see it an issue.
Thanks for the custructive critisim and it is taken into consideration.
Painting the inside won't be an issue if needed but like I said the pipe has been in our shop for years, with no real signs of rust. I will certainly keep an eye on the inside bore but i really don't see it an issue.
Thanks for the custructive critisim and it is taken into consideration.
