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    Default 01-16-2010
    you need headers....seriously. now.
    Quote Originally Posted by Reptile
    It sounds like you accidentally stuffed a midget in the downpipe, and he's hammering out an SOS to get out.
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    Default 01-17-2010
    Sorry headers are extractors aren't they?

    I have pacemaker extractor's, so 2.5" won't flow enough for 17 PSI, the max it has boosted is around 15 PSI, I will get a smaller pulley for it anyway but I just want to find out what the noise could be?

    Any advise apart from flow issues?
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