engine drop to change spark plugs?
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I was at my indy shop last night while a friend had his Europipe installed, and our tech was saying to change spark plugs, you have to do a partial engine drop. What say you guys?
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Originally Posted by Land Jet
I was at my indy shop last night while a friend had his Europipe installed, and our tech was saying to change spark plugs, you have to do a partial engine drop. What say you guys?
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Mario, it sounded great. I could hear it from a couple blocks, but it was a smooth sound, not blaring and obnoxious. How does it feel to you now and on the way home? Was it worth $5000?
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Sorry for the hijack. Yea I felt a difference. It spools up much quicker, I felt a lot more torque down low. It hit a steady 1.1 bar in 4th gear at around 4500 to 5000 rpm and the throttle response was instant. The sound was perfect. I really don't think any exhaust is worth 5 g's, or 3 g's for that matter, but if you've got to spend 3 g's or more, you might as well get the the best IMHO that's out there.
I'll put her back on the dyno this week, I'll let you know if you want to come by and check it out. I'm pretty sure she gained about 20 ponies. BTW, Tom at TPC opened the shop late last night just for me and did the install, even though we did everything we could to disrupt his concentration. He is a gentleman and a true Porsche enthusiast. I trust his knowledge and recommendations without hesitation. Thanks dude. Thanks also to Landjet and Cohare for hanging out and helping with the installation, I had a great time.
I'll put her back on the dyno this week, I'll let you know if you want to come by and check it out. I'm pretty sure she gained about 20 ponies. BTW, Tom at TPC opened the shop late last night just for me and did the install, even though we did everything we could to disrupt his concentration. He is a gentleman and a true Porsche enthusiast. I trust his knowledge and recommendations without hesitation. Thanks dude. Thanks also to Landjet and Cohare for hanging out and helping with the installation, I had a great time.
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I"ve heard nothing but good about that shop and Tom... If I need a local Indy, I'll be heading 2 hours north to those guys for help...
I should have my lift wired and the shop in order by late fall. Anyone on this forum is more than welcome to use it for maintenance and other related day projects... Swapping an exhaust on a turbo car is cake and shouldn't take more than 2 hours with the car in the air!
Mike
I should have my lift wired and the shop in order by late fall. Anyone on this forum is more than welcome to use it for maintenance and other related day projects... Swapping an exhaust on a turbo car is cake and shouldn't take more than 2 hours with the car in the air!
Mike
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Originally Posted by Land Jet
I was at my indy shop last night while a friend had his Europipe installed, and our tech was saying to change spark plugs, you have to do a partial engine drop. What say you guys?