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Old 08-10-2022, 04:29 PM   #99
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Nice welds George!
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Old 08-11-2022, 02:13 AM   #100
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Nice welds George!
Thank you

First test 😈

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Old 08-11-2022, 08:07 AM   #101
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Mr. George, have to say.... That is absolutely a beautiful job!!! Very well done sir!!
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Old 08-12-2022, 02:53 AM   #102
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Mr. George, have to say.... That is absolutely a beautiful job!!! Very well done sir!!

Thanks bro...
Your help helped me a lot

I still have to take a good look at it, because it seems to me that one flap is leaking. The sound in closed mode is a little different than what I'm used to.
Maybe it's how the exhaust space in the pipe was created, but it's just different.

Otherwise, it sticks out a little under the car, but I don't think it's terrible.

Then I will send photos of the final work
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Old 08-12-2022, 08:25 AM   #103
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Thanks bro...
Your help helped me a lot

I still have to take a good look at it, because it seems to me that one flap is leaking. The sound in closed mode is a little different than what I'm used to.
Maybe it's how the exhaust space in the pipe was created, but it's just different.

Otherwise, it sticks out a little under the car, but I don't think it's terrible.

Then I will send photos of the final work
You are welcome. When you open and close the flaps you have to hold the button for about an 8 sec count to assure full open and full close, at least that's what they told me when I called them with a question about that procedure. They said the system has a "safety" resistance built into it so you can do this without harming the motors. Because I too thought it sounded different when they were closed. Worked like a champ after that!! Also once a month you should spray the flaps and area all around them with WD40 do keep them clean of carbon and to lube them so they don't stick. And yea, mine stick out downward as well when viewed from the side of the car.
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Old 08-12-2022, 05:52 PM   #104
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You are welcome. When you open and close the flaps you have to hold the button for about an 8 sec count to assure full open and full close, at least that's what they told me when I called them with a question about that procedure. They said the system has a "safety" resistance built into it so you can do this without harming the motors. Because I too thought it sounded different when they were closed. Worked like a champ after that!! Also once a month you should spray the flaps and area all around them with WD40 do keep them clean of carbon and to lube them so they don't stick. And yea, mine stick out downward as well when viewed from the side of the car.
8 seconds and safety resistance... that's good to know. Thanks
I counted it down to 6 seconds I wouldn't strain the drives unnecessarily or broke the gear wheels.


Maintenance.... Yes I understand. I will do this every time I change the oil.
Which is about 1000 miles of the year.

Otherwise, today I looked at it from a greater distance and from the front you can't see anything under the car at all.

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So probably good.
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Old 08-13-2022, 03:21 AM   #105
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Jesus Christ what is this????


I went for a first ride...
That's not a Camaro, that's a B-25 Mitchell!!!

I'm used to the cutouts in the Challenger.
But it has OEM exhaust manifolds.
But that's nothing against Camaro!
The volume is once so loud and the gunfire that comes from under the car is masacre!!!
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Old 08-13-2022, 08:08 AM   #106
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Jesus Christ what is this????


I went for a first ride...
That's not a Camaro, that's a B-25 Mitchell!!!

I'm used to the cutouts in the Challenger.
But it has OEM exhaust manifolds.
But that's nothing against Camaro!
The volume is once so loud and the gunfire that comes from under the car is masacre!!!
lol!!! Yea it pretty wild and loud for sure!! Try adding a big cam to the mix. It makes the entire car rumble and vibrate so wildly it's insane. The exhaust pulses bouncing off the road is neat. Everything vibrates under the car, and inside, even your teeth!! But it is really cool no doubt!! Enjoy it my friend.... Also, looks pretty clean from the front.
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Old 08-13-2022, 03:39 PM   #107
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lol!!! Yea it pretty wild and loud for sure!! Try adding a big cam to the mix. It makes the entire car rumble and vibrate so wildly it's insane. The exhaust pulses bouncing off the road is neat. Everything vibrates under the car, and inside, even your teeth!! But it is really cool no doubt!! Enjoy it my friend.... Also, looks pretty clean from the front.
Well, it's wilder than I thought.
I have to admit that it took me by surprise.
I did not expect it.

But like it. I don't even need a TV
The two programs they send are more than enough for me


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Well, it's wilder than I thought.
I have to admit that it took me by surprise.
I did not expect it.

But like it. I don't even need a TV
The two programs they send are more than enough for me


lol, that's too funny!!! Sitting in the man cave listening to hardcore music!! Way to go bro!! Enjoy the new sound sir!! And yea, I did try to tell you it was gonna be loud...
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lol, that's too funny!!! Sitting in the man cave listening to hardcore music!! Way to go bro!! Enjoy the new sound sir!! And yea, I did try to tell you it was gonna be loud...
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It is absolute madness!!!!
It's completely different than I expected, but I'm starting to like it more and more
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It is absolute madness!!!!
It's completely different than I expected, but I'm starting to like it more and more
lol, priceless. So glad you are enjoying it!! Nice work George!!
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