Problems with Apexi Catback
#1
Problems with Apexi Catback
For some reason after driving hhigh speed for about an hour, I notice the car become extremely lazy... as if theres extra weight in the car...
it just doesnt have the same pick up as I did when started the trip
anybody have any solutions?
it just doesnt have the same pick up as I did when started the trip
anybody have any solutions?
#2
Re: Problems with Apexi Catback
Originally posted by SiMpLyMaXedOuT
For some reason after driving hhigh speed for about an hour, I notice the car become extremely lazy... as if theres extra weight in the car...
it just doesnt have the same pick up as I did when started the trip
anybody have any solutions?
For some reason after driving hhigh speed for about an hour, I notice the car become extremely lazy... as if theres extra weight in the car...
it just doesnt have the same pick up as I did when started the trip
anybody have any solutions?
#5
Originally posted by matty
Its your engine being tired...try running 10 miles straight...then jogging another 2...Its normal
Its your engine being tired...try running 10 miles straight...then jogging another 2...Its normal
In your theory..when someone goes to the track to run their car...every successive run should be slower and slower...that doesn't happen.
#6
my car sweats.. its a minute man
Originally posted by BriGuyMax
that makes no sense at all....a car isn't like the human body..it doesn't experience fatigue after a period of time. All the car needs is fuel and air...the amount of time you drive has nothing to do with how much fuel or air your engine gets when you go WOT.
In your theory..when someone goes to the track to run their car...every successive run should be slower and slower...that doesn't happen.
that makes no sense at all....a car isn't like the human body..it doesn't experience fatigue after a period of time. All the car needs is fuel and air...the amount of time you drive has nothing to do with how much fuel or air your engine gets when you go WOT.
In your theory..when someone goes to the track to run their car...every successive run should be slower and slower...that doesn't happen.
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In theory it may be different...but when you actually think about it, driving to california then getting off the highway and nailing on the backroads...it will act different I may be wrong but watever
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