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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Apr 2006
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i got some pacemaker 4480's fitted today they cost $643 .they seem to pull a bit harder than the lukeys i had on the car.i was under the impression that they are sposed to give you more bottomend and mid range.they seem to have given me better mid range and top end .not that i'm complaining .on the downside i don't go much on the exhaust note with the pacies they sound a bit farty like a bomodore , but i can live with that.
i now have to get a new cat fitted .the one thats on there has let go ,the guy that did the exhaust showed us the cat and what ever is inside of it is rattling around .they refitted it and said i should be able to get it replaced under warranty because its not 2 years old yet(different exhaust shop fitted the cat) .but i'l see how i go. so what seems to be the best cat to run on the au i6? |
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got some pacey 4480's fitted today
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