It doesn't smell good
04-24-2002, 10:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Powerpack' date='April 24 2002,20:27
I just want to add a comment on what you all said above. If your clothes smell exhaust you probably wouldn't noticed it even if you try to because your nose has cancelled the smell since it catches it all the time your clothes did. But other people who has not smelled it yet will noticed it on your clothes. Same thing happens with snowmobiles, I know that.
On that subject I won't tell anyone what to do since it just depends on each one's priority, a little less power or the exhaust smell.
I'm gonna make some tests before and after anyway and I'll tell you what it'll return from it (for a stock N/A).
On that subject I won't tell anyone what to do since it just depends on each one's priority, a little less power or the exhaust smell.
I'm gonna make some tests before and after anyway and I'll tell you what it'll return from it (for a stock N/A).
04-24-2002, 11:01 PM
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I was talking about power loss. As for the dyno, I don't know if I could get my hands on one. As I've already told you before, it's really hard to find in my area, but I'll try.
If it's not dyno, it's going to be with a performance meter and alot of tests in order to have a good 'picture' (a good average).
If it's not dyno, it's going to be with a performance meter and alot of tests in order to have a good 'picture' (a good average).
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