When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
What do you think in person over your fister style cans?
I've been driving around with the Fister setup for a while and think it really is the best option if you're going to keep the stock headers and Y pipes. It makes a great sound and just works.
Once I added the headers and x-pipe however, the sound changed quite a bit and I think exposed the limitations of the Fister modification. On accel it sounded wonderful but on decel it sounded and felt like the mufflers couldn't keep up with the rest of the system.
Now is a different story. The car sounds the way it was intended, the decel gargle/down shift blips sound amazing, and it also feels like I got some low end back under 2,500 rpms. Another trade off is that the mufflers dropped 12 lbs off the rear end. Not bad!
Last edited by vandersmith; 03-14-2016 at 03:57 PM.
Headed down to Pacific Raceways with ProFormance Racing School for a lapping day. After all of the work put into the car this year it was awesome to finally be able to put it through its paces and shake it down. Had a blast!
Upgraded Brakes: They didn't fade at all. The RS29s have some serious bite. I'm still not confident enough to brake as late as they will actually allow but will work on it. Nitto NT01s: Handled amazingly. Was able to really get the pressures dialed in throughout the day but couldn't get them up to temp on the cold spring day. Temps show I need to actually drop camber front and rear. These are better than me. Seats/Harnesses:Perfect. Exhaust:Perfect. Seats/Harnesses:Perfect. Shifter:Perfect.
A friend showed me some awesome 360° videos and thought it'd be pretty cool to capture what it's like in the driver's seat. Here's my first attempt!
For 360° Effect - watch in YouTube App on iOS or Android, or Chrome on a computer. Move your phone or click into the video to move the viewpoint!
03-13-2016, 05:05 PM
