Derbo's ZHP

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Originally Posted by Rovert

All show without go. LOL. How does it sound? :D

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its louder than my HKS exhaust.. how about that.

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Originally Posted by derbo

its louder than my HKS exhaust.. how about that.

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Care to make a video to show that puppy off? :fistpump

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Originally Posted by derbo

I don't auto-x so I don't really know the rules to that. I only do open track days, so it doesn't really matter to me haha.

http://img.skitch.com/20120212-ughjb...dqp1yq2thg.jpg

So painless to install intakes..LOL

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So...the scoop on the front of the car is useless with that intake?

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Originally Posted by danewilson77

So...the scoop on the front of the car is useless with that intake?

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If anything it probably shoots ambient air to the heatshield to cool it off. LOL

ok

Dane,

this is probably a good read about this intake

http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthr...046&highlight=

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Originally Posted by derbo

Dane,

this is probably a good read about this intake

http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthr...amp;highlight=

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OK. Thanks.

HTC Thunderbolt+TT

Add a whistle to the scoop! It'll make your car sound like it has a crazy turbo as you increase speed until you deafen everyone around you.

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Originally Posted by Rovert

Add a whistle to the scoop! It'll make your car sound like it has a crazy turbo as you increase speed until you deafen everyone around you.

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:facepalm

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Originally Posted by Hermes

We class cars with a simple system of model, year and modifications. We consider a BMW to be in Stock class if it has only factory equipment. In addition, Stock classes permit any size wheel and tire; non-stock shock absorbers, bushings and strut braces; any brake pad material (brakes must be stock-size), any air filter or cold air intake or catalyst-back exhaust; and only naturally-aspirated cars may use aftermarket engine management software. Tires must be 140 treadwear rated or higher in Stock classes. ANY other performance modification, including but not limited to springs, “R”- compound tires, and engine software for turbocharged/supercharged cars, puts the car in Modified.

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That doesn't look like SCCA rules at all. Is that bmwcca?