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Originally Posted by semtex On these Helix test pipes, do you by chance remember whether or not the extensions were closed off at the end where they connected into the

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Old 04-13-2009, 09:39 AM   #1 (permalink)
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On these Helix test pipes, do you by chance remember whether or not the extensions were closed off at the end where they connected into the test pipes? I think that might be the key.
I know exactly what you're talking about with the 'nested' anti-foulers.

The helix ones weren't closed at all, it's just an extension with threads. I wanted to try adding the non-drilled anti-fouler onto the extensions but the o2 sensor wouldn't fit on. For sh*ts & giggles we tried the drilled out o2 anti-fouler, but that did nothing. One other thing I didn't like about the helix v2's is that the o2 sensor extensions are angled down slightly, maybe 5 to 10 degrees from what I remember.
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I just read on another thread that BERK is about to design their own cat-back exhaust. I guess I'll be waiting just a bit longer to see how that comes out. If it fairs nearly as well as the Stillen exhaust, I may be going the BERK route for exhaust (I don't plan on doing headers in either case).
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I just read on another thread that BERK is about to design their own cat-back exhaust. I guess I'll be waiting just a bit longer to see how that comes out. If it fairs nearly as well as the Stillen exhaust, I may be going the BERK route for exhaust (I don't plan on doing headers in either case).
I'm interested to find out more about what this guy said. BERK any new details???
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