ASpec TITANIUM cat-deletes ver. 2 NOW IN STOCK. Now Evo IX friendly!
Jul 26, 2006, 05:42 PM
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Originally Posted by supersupra
Are the bolts also Ti?
Email sent.
Email sent.
Nope, the bolts are not ti. They are however high quality grade 8 bolts.
As far as the Ti DP goes.... Lets just say it's pretty difficult to make so it won't crack after a while. We're still testing....
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Aug 1, 2006, 04:18 PM
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Originally Posted by supersupra
Where can we buy it? I tried emailing but no answer.
Either paypal at evom@aspecproducts.com or CC over the phone at 626-618-1100 x112.
Sorry about that
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Aug 29, 2006, 01:50 PM
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Originally Posted by MR Dan
it would be nice if the mechanical CEL fix had a hex shape to it in order to use a wrench.... mechanical CEL fix version 2 soon?
It still works though...
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Aug 29, 2006, 02:07 PM
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i'm just reading this...unbelievable that we now have a titanium cat delete...that's awesome. couple questions though:
1) My understanding is that the standard measurement is outside diameter. so when people say it is a full 3 inch they mean the outside diameter so the I.D is actually smaller. Given this is a 3in ID, how would this fit to a cat back and down pipe that are 3inch O.D.
2) Are you guys thinking of making a titanium down pipe (ignore this as i just saw you answered this question already)
1) My understanding is that the standard measurement is outside diameter. so when people say it is a full 3 inch they mean the outside diameter so the I.D is actually smaller. Given this is a 3in ID, how would this fit to a cat back and down pipe that are 3inch O.D.
2) Are you guys thinking of making a titanium down pipe (ignore this as i just saw you answered this question already)
Aug 29, 2006, 03:31 PM
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Originally Posted by KZEVO
i'm just reading this...unbelievable that we now have a titanium cat delete...that's awesome. couple questions though:
1) My understanding is that the standard measurement is outside diameter. so when people say it is a full 3 inch they mean the outside diameter so the I.D is actually smaller. Given this is a 3in ID, how would this fit to a cat back and down pipe that are 3inch O.D.
2) Are you guys thinking of making a titanium down pipe (ignore this as i just saw you answered this question already)
1) My understanding is that the standard measurement is outside diameter. so when people say it is a full 3 inch they mean the outside diameter so the I.D is actually smaller. Given this is a 3in ID, how would this fit to a cat back and down pipe that are 3inch O.D.
2) Are you guys thinking of making a titanium down pipe (ignore this as i just saw you answered this question already)
Well, to answer your question, it works because of the wall thickness of the cat delete and the fact that we use eccentric bolt holes on our flanges. Our Ti pipe is able to achieve the same strenth as stainless steel w/o the need for thick walls (ahh the benifits of titanium!) Although we have a full 3in pipe, the OD of the pipe is not much larger. Coupled with the oval bolt holes, you will have good clearance for use with any other 3" OD pipe. Exhausts that are advertised with an 80mm ID will work perfectly as well.
Hope this helps.
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Aug 31, 2006, 03:40 PM
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Originally Posted by collew/evo8
just curiouse... would your mechanical cel fix screw into my stock cat
We specifically designed the CEL fix with our bung location in mind.
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Sep 1, 2006, 03:38 PM
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Francis @ ASPEC rules ... The ASPEC Ti test pipe is built very well. Everthing was packaged perfect and delivered in 2 days via FedEx. Francis hooked me up w/ great prices. Overall it was a VERY POSITIVE buying experience. -THANK YOU ASPEC-
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Sep 5, 2006, 02:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Bigpuna
Francis @ ASPEC rules ... The ASPEC Ti test pipe is built very well. Everthing was packaged perfect and delivered in 2 days via FedEx. Francis hooked me up w/ great prices. Overall it was a VERY POSITIVE buying experience. -THANK YOU ASPEC-
Thanks for the kind words! And thanks again for your purchase!
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