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correct sir if you were to execute additional weight savings measures the wheels would weigh less. Each set is built specific to the car and weight is optimised based on the weight of the vehicle.
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#2256
Three Wheelin'
GPF pics. Looks significant. Center exhaust is tiny.
#2257
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#2260
You can always use catalyzed O2 spacers to kill the CEL.
#2261
Three Wheelin'
Looks promising. I see pre-02 and post-02 sensors on the cats but no wiring to the gpfs. Could be there and just not in my field of view but they don't look wired. The bigger issue is that it looks like the exhaust and gpfs are not one piece but integrated. Might be tough to get a modular solution, may need to replace the whole exhaust with gpf delete.
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Looks promising. I see pre-02 and post-02 sensors on the cats but no wiring to the gpfs. Could be there and just not in my field of view but they don't look wired. The bigger issue is that it looks like the exhaust and gpfs are not one piece but integrated. Might be tough to get a modular solution, may need to replace the whole exhaust with gpf delete.
#2263
Drifting
Don't assume those will work; I have Fabspeed catless headers (the old design, not the long tubes) and the O2 sensor plugs don't work.
#2265
Burning Brakes
The ECU most likely measures pressure before and after GPF, to determine soot-load and hence need for regeneration modes. Absent sensor signals will definitely set fault codes.