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Originally Posted by 323ci newbie

Meh

the race car has straight pipes and we rarely get fire from that

Got plenty of fire out of Leo's stroker E30 without headers or cats.

Originally Posted by king kong

+1 the whole thing just looks off

I agree with the diffuser

Originally Posted by cyberkaa

Once they switch to OBD2 testing, the game will be on.

merp

fine, then just do normal straight pipes with a dump off right by the rear axle

Originally Posted by 323ci newbie

Just some of my favorites

Stahp, n00bie. That's not even music.


Stahp.

Originally Posted by 325inthe510

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lol

Originally Posted by mkodama

I'll ignore the first part of your post, and only respond to the second part.

No, antenna is of non-alterable design.

I'll ignore the second part of your post and respond only to the first part.

One of my all time faves

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One of my all time faves.

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Originally Posted by cyberkaa

Stahp, n00bie. That's not even music.


Stahp.

just some favorites

Originally Posted by mkodama

Orly, please elaborate how you would do this in less than a pound?

get the co2 canisters for bb guns and use a servo to puncture it. Or if you cant find one with enough torque you can set up a gearbox assyembly with a small brushed motor that uses a hollow tube to puncture the canister

Originally Posted by 323ci newbie

I was too

Originally Posted by mkodama

I have a weight limit to go by, I'm not going to waste weight on that.

It's more spectacular to see it go up in flames anyway.

Originally Posted by mkodama

you know what happens when you come at this bro...

Oh? Do tell.

Originally Posted by DJ RaMiN

yea I dont like the diffuser thats why I wanna keep it black so it wont be that much visible dont know if oem m3 will fit if not I'll make one myself.

It's easy to test fit an OEM one. The panel is simple, so you could probably make one pretty easily anyway.

Originally Posted by king kong

get the co2 canisters for bb guns and use a servo to puncture it. Or if you cant find one with enough torque you can set up a gearbox assyembly with a small brushed motor that uses a hollow tube to puncture the canister

I think I'd rather just put dry ice in my robot before I screw the top lid on. It'd be about $100 cheaper, more compact, and would also keep the electronics cool.

Originally Posted by cyberkaa

Oh? Do tell.

I think Romeo has a vid.

Originally Posted by 323ci newbie

Team Name: Divine Wind

Subtle

Originally Posted by mkodama

I think I'd rather just put dry ice in my robot before I screw the top lid on. It'd be about $100 cheaper, more compact, and would also keep the electronics cool.

Would see negative performance from the batteries if you did.

Originally Posted by mkodama

I think I'd need a flame thrower to pull that look off.

Originally Posted by DJ RaMiN

insideperformance is hella expensive even before shipping costs from Europe.

Yeah. :/