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ridr4lif
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spring time...

Post by ridr4lif »

Spring time means my 1975 BMW just went back on the road. So im driving back to skool and i think to myself "wow, i havent seen a lot of cops out today".

Then i get pulled over 45 mins from skool for "inadequate exhuaust"...LOL

I knew it would catch up to me eventually having a loud exhaust on that car. It doesnt help that i held it wide open under a bridge tho either.

Anywayz, as long as i "fix" the car within a certain amount of time there is no fine. I have yet to read the paper he gave me. Oh well. We'll see what happens.


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Post by nist7 »

i've had leaky pipes for a year now on my accord, finally replaced the whole cat back. i'm still amazed at the increased performance and the elimiantion of annoying, ricey buzz!
ridr4lif
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Post by ridr4lif »

Yea...well these arent just 'leaky pipes' as you call them...i have straight exhaust to a glasspack. So its purposely loud :bigwink: . But i guess now i "should" quiet it down a little bit. Money is a bit tight tho :help:


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Post by nist7 »

maybe go to a junk yard for muffler and see if anyone you know gots torch/welder ?
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Post by ridr4lif »

Lol...i would rather borrow some money and do it the right way than to rig it. Its a classic car and i dont wanna ruin it. I would rather be constructive w/ repairs.

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