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soo...I heard a rattling in my system last night. I had a feeling what it was, so I let the car sit for a while, and after some troubleshooting ( my car runs like poo at and idle, but soon as you give it gas, it runs good...almost as if it has a mild cam in it. )....anyway, I found ceramic sitting behind my tail pipe. =) three piles, one was grounded into dust, one was just a bunch of chunks of ceramic....and the other was a mixture.
DMW: Temporarily just a peice of pipe. Otherwise, I gotta wait to get some more cash to fix it, I'm gonna get pacesetter headers, and probably make my own exhaust and toss a borla pro xs muffler...or just got with the monza cat-back..without the cat.
Originally posted by Fireball27
hahah... almost like your car was passing a kidney stone or something.. i wonder if it was painful :(
Yeah. My friend was standing behind it, when I gave it a little rev from under the hood ( throttle blade if anyone askes ), probably to about 3-3500, and he said something hit his foot. lol.
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