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Finnegan · 10-19-2012, 02:07 PM

Thanks guys! Great input and information!

Looks like finding a good shop to do it right with the O2 relocation is key. And that's the dilemma here in CA--places with good skills aren't willing to do the work. I have a great muffler shop (guys with 40 years custom exhaust experience with muscle cars, real craftsmen), but they're not willing to do the work because it involves modifying a cat. If you're a DIY welding kind of guy, you've got it made.

I'm leaning towards Fabspeed and an Evolve tune as of the moment (subject to change), and maybe working on a longer term solution with the Euro headers for Krissi's Z. (Most mods end up on one car, then the other, due to "mod envy"

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10-19-2012, 02:07 PM	#12
Finnegan Dog Listener 701 Rep 7,850 Posts Drives: Z4M/. Z3M, E36/46 M3 Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Teaching the dog to slalom iTrader: (22)	Thanks guys! Great input and information! Looks like finding a good shop to do it right with the O2 relocation is key. And that's the dilemma here in CA--places with good skills aren't willing to do the work. I have a great muffler shop (guys with 40 years custom exhaust experience with muscle cars, real craftsmen), but they're not willing to do the work because it involves modifying a cat. If you're a DIY welding kind of guy, you've got it made. I'm leaning towards Fabspeed and an Evolve tune as of the moment (subject to change), and maybe working on a longer term solution with the Euro headers for Krissi's Z. (Most mods end up on one car, then the other, due to "mod envy" .)
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