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starting your car without cooler pipes connected

Started by shonkytrb vbmenu_register("postmenu_1661830", true); · 9 Dec 2007 · 25 replies

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yea wen i was driving my car bak from rotorz a month and a bit ago after getting it tunned to 18psi i pulled into my street n let it have it blew the silicon hose off straight away cause it obv wasnt dun up tight,tiny power loss and no dose .. car still ran and reved pretty normal.
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i started it up like this(pic)^^ just wanted to no if it would run after putting it back together and it did but ran like a bag of sh1t.i was just worried if there is no difference with cooler pips connected or diconnected my question has been answerd thanks Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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no worries here.. did you get the pipes connected up yet? looks real nice.....
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pipes are nearly there getting catch can made up aswell.she will be piped up by the weekend
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nice... well it should purr once the pipng is connected up good luck.
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Quote: Originally Posted by DIXIE yeah its crapola when u blow a pipe off and try and limp somewhere to pull over... the car cant build boost, blows a sh1tload of black smoke, and good luck trying to get it over 40 k's an hour unless ur going down a steep hill lol Or down a drag strip when one blows at the 60 foot mark. ****in embarrasing lol.
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