What does LT stand for ?
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04-18-2007, 02:19 AM
RE: What does LT stand for ?
GPD< have you had a good look at our Ubend or whatever it is now... pre-cat o2sensor bung exhausttube... lmao, that makes me laugh just saying it.
I didn't think it had any restriction from what I could see halfway jammed into the passengerside wheel well. But then again the car wasn't on a lift...
I didn't think it had any restriction from what I could see halfway jammed into the passengerside wheel well. But then again the car wasn't on a lift...
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04-19-2007, 03:49 PM
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RE: What does LT stand for ?
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GPD< have you had a good look at our Ubend or whatever it is now... pre-cat o2sensor bung exhausttube... lmao, that makes me laugh just saying it.
I didn't think it had any restriction from what I could see halfway jammed into the passengerside wheel well. But then again the car wasn't on a lift...
GPD< have you had a good look at our Ubend or whatever it is now... pre-cat o2sensor bung exhausttube... lmao, that makes me laugh just saying it.
I didn't think it had any restriction from what I could see halfway jammed into the passengerside wheel well. But then again the car wasn't on a lift...
I've seen pictures of pre-06 and 06 U-bends from members on this website after they've removed it. Someone mentioned that the older ones had over an inch but under 2 inch restriction.
The picuture of the '07 or '07 U-bend looked to me to be larger than the picture of the earlier version. The bend also didn't look as pronounced.
As usual, I could be wrong, those were just my observations.
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