Hit 1k miles and exaughst sound lowerd and feels slower
now that i hit 1,000 miles the sound of the exaughst got quieter and i also feel like im losing power...i dont hear that roar anymore or the same pukll i would...
should i take it 2 the dealership or to the place i got it installed...
has this happened 2 any1 before...
Thanks.
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how much are you making a month...and ask to see my bank accont statements...
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now that i hit 1,000 miles the sound of the exaughst got quieter and i also feel like im losing power...i dont hear that roar anymore or the same pukll i would...
should i take it 2 the dealership or to the place i got it installed...
has this happened 2 any1 before...
Thanks.
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Last edited by KleanC; Oct 26, 2006 at 02:25 AM.
as far as losing power...that could be alot of things, may not be exhaust related...since you put the exhaust on as soon as you got the car you don't know how the car feels like normally... so this could be what your car feels like normally...
how and it felt better when it was new
mine felt like that too... you've probably had 2 gas tanks since u bought the car... let's just say that picking the car up from the dealer (with some ECU reset tricks, and some 'injector cleaner' octane boost in the tank) makes the car feel stronger than it actually is in 'real life' conditions. That and the car has continously variable valve timing and continously variable ignition timing... you have any one of an infinite number of computer settings going on with your car...so it may feels slow today... you could get another tank of gas from a different station tomorrow, the weather can get 1-2 degrees colder, you could be driving a bit more aggressively (and the ECU adjusting to your driving style) and your same car with no significant changes could be a monster in 3 days.
so you can't really tell... try the driveby wire reset, and get some higher octane and report back...if that fixes it, your ecu is just 'learning' in a way that you dont like it to :p
as far as losing power...that could be alot of things, may not be exhaust related...since you put the exhaust on as soon as you got the car you don't know how the car feels like normally... so this could be what your car feels like normally...
how and it felt better when it was new
mine felt like that too... you've probably had 2 gas tanks since u bought the car... let's just say that picking the car up from the dealer (with some ECU reset tricks, and some 'injector cleaner' octane boost in the tank) makes the car feel stronger than it actually is in 'real life' conditions. That and the car has continously variable valve timing and continously variable ignition timing... you have any one of an infinite number of computer settings going on with your car...so it may feels slow today... you could get another tank of gas from a different station tomorrow, the weather can get 1-2 degrees colder, you could be driving a bit more aggressively (and the ECU adjusting to your driving style) and your same car with no significant changes could be a monster in 3 days.
so you can't really tell... try the driveby wire reset, and get some higher octane and report back...if that fixes it, your ecu is just 'learning' in a way that you dont like it to :p







