That's typical 'round these parts


No worries, I'm from South GA. I've seen this four or five times. The owner never sees a problem with it. If anything, it adds ten to the wheels.

 

**** i can only imagine all the slag that has fell down and is hangin in the inside of the pipe, in turn prob robbing HP.. I mean I have half assed some **** for friends that NEEDED a quick fix, but that is just fuked

 

Helps with exhaust scavenging.

 

Yah no doubt.. Guy might have to get 3 fuel pumps to help cuz it might be clogging the fuel lines too,

 

ah snap

 

He would have found a way to build the exhaust out of 4" well casing. *** that scrawny-*** exhaust pipe, that ****'s WEAK son!!

 

He should open up a shop called Hacks R US .

 

Wasn't me.

Sorry guys to let you down.

 

Stuck my head in my buddies shop to drop off my wife suburban for basic maintenance. He asked me if I knew anything about E3 plugs. I told him yeah, they can give a little more power, it has been repeatedly proven, but they cause all sorts of problems and most tuners hate them.

The truck still has a mis. He can move the plugs around and the mis will move with the plug. He ordered new plugs and straight out of the box, the same problem. The customer will not let him put standard plugs back in it despite it fixing the problem. He was leaving for a test drive as I was leaving. I asked him if he had a mouth guard to keep him from knocking his teeth out on the bumps. He hates working on this truck.

 

Charge the kid out the *** for it, eventually he'll take the hint and that that cobbled together pile of welding slag somewhere else.