TIP vs testpipe
 

ya ive searched and dont feel like doing it anymore. plus im buzzing like a bee. just got my '13 2 weeks ago. cobb sri on the way. wifey is drunk and sweet talking my way into buying another part lol grey goose got the girl feeling looseeeeee.

anywho deciding between TIP and testpipe. or other suggestions. gotta keep it below $200.

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pics of wife

Test Pipe if you have internals, TIP if not.

2nd on pics of wife, preferably nude.

Best bang for your buck if you have to choose between the two is the testpipe.

Groaned cuz member for 5 years and previously owned a speed... Come on

+1 on DUH get internals before exhaust work on pu

Edit... +1 on drunken nude wife pics... That should make up for the waste of space you just created

ya i did and i also deployed to this placed called afghanistan, and yes im infantry and actually got shit done out there. sold my '08 speed prior to deploying. i come back get a gen 2 and see how everyone need upgraded fp internals for simple boltons. in my '08 had every bolt on and had no issues with fuel.


forgive me if i havent been around recently but my prior engagements have held precedence. anywho im back and trying to find some knowledge on the genpu

ps WHAT THE HELL HAVE YOU DONE FOR YOUR COUNTRY?!?!

lol jk but i had to say it

Thank you for your service... However I'm not sure what the fuck that has to do with anything...?


So you're saying that you have researched, and already had the answer to your question... But you start a dumbass thread anyways?




Nudes or GTFO!

no i said i had an '08 speed but have obviously been outta the loop for awhile. beside that its a whole diff gen car and wasn't aware of the differences. I've been reading and people have been saying u can blow due to just intake and exhaust. whether or not they're being dramatic i have a ton of mods on my old speed and blowing was never an issue.

bottom line im just asking if the genpu is really that sensitive. so no i didnt have the answer to my own question or i wouldnt of asked it. but thank you for ur concern

ps internals weren't a huge deal/ werent really around with my old speed. other than ptp's bullshit

There are some people with Pu's running a SRI with a stage 1 tune who watch their FP and have not seen any issues. I know someone else who had a SRI and ran a stage 1 tune and saw the FP drop to 1200 during WOT. After that they got internals...

It all depends what you are comfortable with. You could not get internals and run an intake, but to me spending $350 was worth not venting a block that would cost a $few k to replace. I'd rather spend the extra money and save up a bit more to be able to do things the right way the first time instead of regretting saving a few hundred bucks down the road.

If you do opt to go with mods without internals, I would at least get an AP so that you can monitor your FP. (Actually, I would probably get an AP first before any mods so that you can stay on top of logging, but that's just me).

i was advised to not do either until internals, fuck risking anything
save the 200 and collect another 150

if you are looking for a noise gain from either of those parts, it will be minimal from what you already have after putting the SRI on
you wont notice a performance gain until you can provide proper fueling and have a supporting tune

I think we are missing the most important part here.

Where are the nudes?

Testpipe unless the TIP is part of a 3" full intake.

Internals or hpfp, Cobb ap, then all else. thanks to my ap my first runs after the intake immediately told me i needed a fuel solution. So until my Cp-e pumps arrives I get to cruise in safe mode and have senior citizens flick me off cause I'm going slow, lol. Payback, lol. Thanks for your service.

If you can really only spend $200, get the Ebay test pipe for $90, stuff it in the closet, and go put the other $110 into a slot machine. If you get lucky, you can get another AP and internals and *then* install your test pipe.

I'm pending the sale of my old DD so I can buy the AP/internals/tune package from @Lex

Trying to convince the wifey to let me buy an AP so we'll see

If only the slots would let us do this everytime.