Viper kill
Overdrive Member
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 4,496
From: Boulder, CO
RE: Viper kill
Nonono, on page 1 the amazing amount of power you get from gutting the cat was discussed, nobody ever told Specter to gut his cat on page 1, he wasn't even around then. Plus, I don't recommend gutting the cat on a stock Elantra frame, the car may become slightly elongated since it's FWD from the ridiculous acceleration, especially with that 5! chip in there.
Overdrive Member
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 4,496
From: Boulder, CO
RE: Viper kill
ORIGINAL: SpecterGT260
the "spaghetti noodle" effect.
or "pasketti nooder" effect if you are < 4 years old
the "spaghetti noodle" effect.
or "pasketti nooder" effect if you are < 4 years old
Fancy Sparkle
Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 1,119
RE: Viper kill
ORIGINAL: 95slvrZ28
Nonono, on page 1 the amazing amount of power you get from gutting the cat was discussed, nobody ever told Specter to gut his cat on page 1, he wasn't even around then. Plus, I don't recommend gutting the cat on a stock Elantra frame, the car may become slightly elongated since it's FWD from the ridiculous acceleration, especially with that 5! chip in there.
Nonono, on page 1 the amazing amount of power you get from gutting the cat was discussed, nobody ever told Specter to gut his cat on page 1, he wasn't even around then. Plus, I don't recommend gutting the cat on a stock Elantra frame, the car may become slightly elongated since it's FWD from the ridiculous acceleration, especially with that 5! chip in there.
NOOO they be stealin' my bucket
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 2,200
From: Fort Brag NC (no longer in iraq)
ROTM Winner's Club
RE: Viper kill
The MSP’s clutch went out too day it just couldn’t handle all the power coming from the new test pipe (gutted cat) So now I am a true believer.
This is a true story. However I amsad to report that no cats where actually harmed.[:@]
This is a true story. However I amsad to report that no cats where actually harmed.[:@]
