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That was a different case. Seventh Circuit. Yes, a loss. Once the Supreme Court rules, however, that will be old, invalid case law.

I keep wondering about doing that one myself.

🤣 Talk about delayed response!

Not for long. On June 30, the US Supreme Court granted the appeal in Viramontes v. Cook County. It is widely predicted that they are going to strike that ban down. They combined it with a similar case out of Connecticut and will be hearing them both together. If you are interested in...

It was frustrating watching all of those dyno videos where the engine would shut off early due to the speed limiter and then the guys doing the video would have to use a lower gear to get all of the rpm.

At that point on the continuum, why bother with any speed limiter?

I just realized none of this will work for me, anyway. I am on a hard water well, which leaves mineral deposits all over my blue ember metallic paint. I was thinking of using distilled or osmosis water in a 5 gallon bucket for foaming and rinsing. This pressure washer will not run that way...

I also cannot figure out if there is a way to install them under a Hellion twin turbo system. It looks like the turbos go where the cats would go and the the high priced cats would hang down too low. I know, different consideration from the Whipple, but a consideration for anybody thinking of...

I wish I lived in Montana. Hey, wait, they re-enacted a daytime speed limit in 1999, didn't they? (still wished I lived in Montana)

As a veteran myself, I understand, but Arizona is a long way to drive from Georgia for me to pick up 5 gallons of water. 🤣

Joe Fabiani gives a fundamental lesson in catalytic converters in a 2024 post on a corvette forum. https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums/c8-tech-performance/4833086-exhaust-mods-c8z.html See post #4

I doubt you would lose any horsepower. Some of those cats have 4" inlets and outlets. They are made for flow in addition to being made to live with extremely high horsepower.

Your post about that water store in Arizona is what got me looking. It looks like the cost (according to Google) is $2.50 to $3, but I will need to go by and look to be sure.

So I continued researching. As a reminder, posted in December, I am on a well. Very hard water. I found recently this bottle refilling station. https://www.water.com/services/primo-water-refill/ I don't know the cost, yet, but you can fill a 5 gallon jug there. AI on google tells me this...

What about this Ryobi with 1.8 GPM (6.8 LPM) advertised for automotive use? It has a short handle with a wand extension, 40 foot hose (12 meters), 15°, 25°, and 40° nozzles. I can't find the hose diameter, but the quick disconnects are 1/4"...

I think it is to keep from smashing the front spoiler into a curb. I made sure my wife is aware, and she is very careful with it when she drives the car. My front spoiler is only about 4 inches or so off the ground (DH HP).

Do you drive around with a check engine light and a code thrown? Google tells me that the Detroit area stopped emissions testing of cars over 30 years ago. Is this true? How to I get the state of Georgia to do this for the Atlanta area? 🤣

The cats are different from the standard GT for the same year. I don't know if the Dark Horse cats are different from the standard GT, but if the advice is not to do back to back pulls, then this tells you all you need to know about tracking with those cats. a normal HPDE day of 4-5 sessions...

There is no tail pipe sampler where I live, but they do two things. One, any check engine light is an automatic fail (i.e., any OBD-II codes). Two, they visually inspect for a catalytic converter using a mirror. Some folks have a test pipe fabricated long enough to install for driving and...

Yes, but E85 is going to be significantly more. You can always have two tunes. If you just cannot find E85, and you are about to run out, fill it with 93 and flash the 93 tune. It might be a little annoying, but there is no real flex fuel for the Mustang. There are tunes that adjust for...