Nothing to see in your video but some bad welds... Will post up a pic later today..

 

PM me for details!!! Brand new Burger Tuning piggyback with Data cable (to increase boost)

 

Sheddy, just wanted to post and thank you for all the great research and info you've posted on this topic!

 

Thanks Dave, Its my pleasure to learn and share with the community!

 

your bms prototype i ended up with has been good. like it a lot. haven't tried it in stage two yet. the link you sent me has several links of it's own and i'm not sure which to use. i'd try it if i knew.

 

Glad to hear! I believe it is set at 3-4 PSI over stock in the default setting. If you were to do any bolt on modifications like a down pipe then i would suggest raising the boost, but if you are on a stock motor definitely keep it on the current setup. The full JB4 capabilities are not active for us, but we can change the PSI on the Boost Fail safe option or change to MAP 2 (6 PSI ) which is a more aggressive tune (bolt ons needed).

JB4 Download instructions .

Once you're connected chose MAP 1 and under User Adjustment set Boost Fail Safe to the desired PSI over stock, then click save.

 

wow...cool! thanks! if i was going to do the downpipe i'd just do the flash.

 

No problem! Yes the re-flash would utilize the bolt on's a lot better and also safer!

The BMS still hasn't been officially released, but he was able to make a couple units so there's only a handful of these out. You are one of the few

 

Haha what a clown. Like i said look at the video description, we have 4 resonators

 

take it easy bud maybe he just misunderstood the video

 

There are only 2 catalytic converters on our cars and they are both on the down pipe.

 

The secondary cats in which I'm referring to have a honeycomb material inside it just like the primary cats. A resonator has an open pathway with packing on the other side of perforated holes to absorb noise. When I have mine removed I will snap a pic of the inside...

 

So you're referring to these as the secondary cats?
Has anyone removed these and took a picture of the inside? I thought these were resonators.

 

I paid $80 to have them removed because I thought the same. The kid just doesn't want to listen. I'm 100% certain these are completely hollow, free-flowing resonators

 

just get an invidia mid pipe painless and its not very expensive plus its wider pipes and better flow