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DAMN YANKEE
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Why do I use them? Trouble free and the best "K"s I've seen in a solo mount!
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Flash1034
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What the hell are they?
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DAMN YANKEE
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APEX swap out system for anybody that is looking for the right way to maximize "K" torque values while minimizing heat and blow back.
viperbilliam
Enthusiast
Huh? Where do they go or what do they replace? APEX swap out system? K torque? Never heard of those.
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DAMN YANKEE
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Some folks get them for looks, others for the way they sound, but the real deal is driveability. I've used the Kokomar sets, been through two sets of Dunhams & Vickers and know what it is like to have to reseat them every couple of thousands miles.
Do it right once and be done with them.
For those that don't know what these can do for you go here, click ...and start reading.
Constituents of engine exhaust - US Patent 5618500 Description
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Do it right once and be done with them.
For those that don't know what these can do for you go here, click ...and start reading.
Constituents of engine exhaust - US Patent 5618500 Description
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DAMN YANKEE
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I dont like cats....you can't train them.
Flash1034
Enthusiast
I still dont get it...what do they do? What are K values?
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kcobean
Enthusiast
Says "Tator" on it. Sign me up for 12.
Flash1034
Enthusiast
Are they grenade launchers? If they are, Im in..
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After reading all twelve posts and the link to the patent, I'm still as lost as ever.
me too, but they have titanium in them so I think i need at least two
I love titanium too and have Ti bicycles, Ti watch, Ti sunglasses, Ti wheel nuts, Ti springs, but no Ti hips yet (hopefully not for a long time). But I want this Ti whatever too but all I know is I can put it somewhere in along the exhaust path. Would this look good hanging from my mirror, since it is Ti, it shouldn't be that heavy???
I'll join in, don't have the first notion of what you are talking about...looks to me like someone is pulling your legs.
If you look closely at the picture on top the "Tator XJJ-138" doesn't resemble anything from a car, BUT the front of it has a very close resemblance to a combination fire nozzle - fog and straight stream.
More interested in driving.....uhhh, snow!
If you look closely at the picture on top the "Tator XJJ-138" doesn't resemble anything from a car, BUT the front of it has a very close resemblance to a combination fire nozzle - fog and straight stream.
More interested in driving.....uhhh, snow!
RobZilla
Enthusiast
Sure can tell when it's winter... 
Darbgnik
Enthusiast
Well its DAVE6666 approved, it gotta be good no?
ok So at least I don't feel stupid for not knowing what the hell this is your what its for. But I would agree that this does not seem like it has anything to do with Viper engines or exhaust, but hey it looks cool and technical.
Newport Viper
Enthusiast
Is this one of those Chupracubra things down from old Mexico?
malcoll
Enthusiast
As usual, it's not available for a Gen 1....and I would have bought 12 of them so I could have spares to sell when stock runs out.
1HOTV10
Enthusiast
I just looked inside the coolant reservoir of my Gen IV and didn't realize it takes two canisters!
kcobean
Enthusiast
I can't believe you guys aren't aware of these. I put a pair on my car, and ectochromatic dispersion has gone way up. I can go 10-12K miles now between changes.
If you haven't picked these up, I highly recommend it. The benefits are substantial.
If you haven't picked these up, I highly recommend it. The benefits are substantial.
Russ M
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Now all they have to do is make better muffler bearings and we are all good.
Flash1034
Enthusiast
All I know is that if the "K" value gets too high, the car will spontaneously combust....not good.
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kcobean
Enthusiast
They recommend starting with the bleed screw turned all the way to the outer stop, and then going in one full turn at a time until you hit the proper K value for your engine displacement and octane rating. To calculate your K value, run this equation:
K = D x O / (3.14159 x C), where D = displacement, O = octane rating, and C = number of cylinders.
Be safe!
Ratical2
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They do make a better mufller bearing. You can get them here!
Muffler Bearing - $49.99 : KaleCoAuto, Hard to find automotive items!
I am surprised that Kale doesn't carry the titanium canisters.
Maybe if you ask them real nice they can find them for you.
I'm more interested in the muffler bearings.Do they come in sets? And can I run them on my Comp Coupe in VRL or SCCA and still be legal? I have a real problem with sound at Laguna Seca...my old ones are wearing out an my CC is starting to sound like a UPS truck again...or a worn out Chevy.
I can live with a UPS truck sound...Not a chevy, Replace them ASAP to avoid further embarassment!
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