Peter Ferrell
10-12-02 | 01:05 AM
#26
1993 RX7 R1
Joined: Jul 2001
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From: SoCal
Why is the subject of this thread "Peter Farrell"?
Shouldn't it be "PFS products for the FD"?
Ed
BTW, PFS catback is well made. It is a straight through design with 3 inch diameter pipes with a 4" tip(which i don't like)
Shouldn't it be "PFS products for the FD"?
Ed
BTW, PFS catback is well made. It is a straight through design with 3 inch diameter pipes with a 4" tip(which i don't like)
10-12-02 | 02:32 AM
#27
Originally posted by Mr rx-7 tt
Where..? The PFS cat back is straight through and has excellent flow..It is VERY high quality stainless steel also...
Where..? The PFS cat back is straight through and has excellent flow..It is VERY high quality stainless steel also...
http://66.216.67.51/product.asp?3=333
http://66.216.67.51/product.asp?3=669 (80mm/3.1" piping)
and if you REALLY want flow (though technically a CB/mid pipe combo), titanium construction and 4" piping
http://66.216.67.51/product.asp?3=332
all of which are uglier then sin, IMHO. Of course, aesthetics is purely subjective, and the only qualifier in the post I reponded to was 'unit weight' and 'flow'.
Like I said, PFS products are generally nicely made from what I've seen. Merely a counter for RyanREX's enthusiasm.
By his statement, there is nothing else out there that even comes close.And this is (how I read the original poster's question), only about PFS products - on the car he bought elsewhere, so let's keep it as such people (unless the original poster wishes to clarify differently).
10-12-02 | 11:00 PM
#30
Originally posted by dclin
Lighter, and as good or better flow:
http://66.216.67.51/product.asp?3=333
http://66.216.67.51/product.asp?3=669 (80mm/3.1" piping)
and if you REALLY want flow (though technically a CB/mid pipe combo), titanium construction and 4" piping
http://66.216.67.51/product.asp?3=332
all of which are uglier then sin, IMHO. Of course, aesthetics is purely subjective, and the only qualifier in the post I reponded to was 'unit weight' and 'flow'.
Like I said, PFS products are generally nicely made from what I've seen. Merely a counter for RyanREX's enthusiasm. By his statement, there is nothing else out there that even comes close.
And this is (how I read the original poster's question), only about PFS products - on the car he bought elsewhere, so let's keep it as such people (unless the original poster wishes to clarify differently).
Lighter, and as good or better flow:
http://66.216.67.51/product.asp?3=333
http://66.216.67.51/product.asp?3=669 (80mm/3.1" piping)
and if you REALLY want flow (though technically a CB/mid pipe combo), titanium construction and 4" piping
http://66.216.67.51/product.asp?3=332
all of which are uglier then sin, IMHO. Of course, aesthetics is purely subjective, and the only qualifier in the post I reponded to was 'unit weight' and 'flow'.
Like I said, PFS products are generally nicely made from what I've seen. Merely a counter for RyanREX's enthusiasm.
By his statement, there is nothing else out there that even comes close.And this is (how I read the original poster's question), only about PFS products - on the car he bought elsewhere, so let's keep it as such people (unless the original poster wishes to clarify differently).
I also agree they have that fart can look and they cost an arm and a leg...
10-13-02 | 12:05 PM
#31
is it the IC that has red end tanks?
Overall, PFS products are pretty high quality stuff, great welds, fitment is great, unlike other IC products. I've had the cat-back for over 6 plus years with no problems, great welds on it too.
Tim
Overall, PFS products are pretty high quality stuff, great welds, fitment is great, unlike other IC products. I've had the cat-back for over 6 plus years with no problems, great welds on it too.
Tim
10-13-02 | 10:29 PM
#37
Rotary Freak
Joined: Dec 2001
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From: Hattiesburg, MS
why doesn't someone just post a picture of all the prodcuts in his line up like the exhuast, and Intercooler?
10-13-02 | 10:48 PM
#38
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From: raleigh, nc
10-13-02 | 10:55 PM
#39
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Joined: Mar 2001
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From: Charleston, WV, USA
You should be very happy with the PFS products. The intercooler and exhaust are particularly nice pieces (have both on my car)
Peter is in this country and stands behind his products. I have been shocked at some of the offshore crap that you fight to get and then only get documentation in japanese and there is no human (that speaks english) to hear the complaints.
Enjoy the car
Bill Gammon
Charleston, WV
Peter is in this country and stands behind his products. I have been shocked at some of the offshore crap that you fight to get and then only get documentation in japanese and there is no human (that speaks english) to hear the complaints.
Enjoy the car
Bill Gammon
Charleston, WV
10-14-02 | 09:15 AM
#40
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From: Virginia
You couldn’t of bought an RX-7 from a better shop. I have noun Peter for the past 5 years and I have also recently bought a 7 from him. I have all his bolt on products and I have never had any problems. Like most of you have mention on the post, most if not all of his products are of high quality. I agree with “93 R1” I would take my car to PFS anyday….Have fun w/ your RX7.
10-14-02 | 03:44 PM
#44
Originally posted by Tim Benton
is it the IC that has red end tanks?
Overall, PFS products are pretty high quality stuff, great welds, fitment is great, unlike other IC products. I've had the cat-back for over 6 plus years with no problems, great welds on it too.
Tim
is it the IC that has red end tanks?
Overall, PFS products are pretty high quality stuff, great welds, fitment is great, unlike other IC products. I've had the cat-back for over 6 plus years with no problems, great welds on it too.
Tim
10-14-02 | 08:11 PM
#46
None
Joined: Mar 2002
Posts: 1,318
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From: Minneapolis
Thats kinda twisted how that worked out. The ATR downpipe was something those dirtbags stole from me. After I made a couple prototypes up they advertised being able to do the mass manufacture of it. They ended up stealing the prototype of it, the jigs for it and about 30 or 40 laser cut flanges. Of course they played dumb like the criminals they are and said they lost all of it and suddenly they are making copies of it a couple months later. The Buick world has known for a long time how filthy ATR is. They actually are known by the name of As#$les Trying to Rip you off. My two cents : )
Kevin T. Wyum
Kevin T. Wyum
10-14-02 | 10:57 PM
#47
Senior Member
Joined: Mar 2001
Posts: 286
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From: Garden City, New York, USA
Being that we're on the PFS subject, does anyone know where I can get the airbox that goes with the intercooler? Don't need the rest of the intake system, just the fiberglass box. One would think that you could go to PFS for it, but, no...they don't have it. Ahh, the aftermarket!
10-15-02 | 12:03 AM
#48
Originally posted by Kevin T. Wyum
Thats kinda twisted how that worked out. The ATR downpipe was something those dirtbags stole from me. After I made a couple prototypes up they advertised being able to do the mass manufacture of it. They ended up stealing the prototype of it, the jigs for it and about 30 or 40 laser cut flanges. Of course they played dumb like the criminals they are and said they lost all of it and suddenly they are making copies of it a couple months later. The Buick world has known for a long time how filthy ATR is. They actually are known by the name of As#$les Trying to Rip you off. My two cents : )
Kevin T. Wyum
Thats kinda twisted how that worked out. The ATR downpipe was something those dirtbags stole from me. After I made a couple prototypes up they advertised being able to do the mass manufacture of it. They ended up stealing the prototype of it, the jigs for it and about 30 or 40 laser cut flanges. Of course they played dumb like the criminals they are and said they lost all of it and suddenly they are making copies of it a couple months later. The Buick world has known for a long time how filthy ATR is. They actually are known by the name of As#$les Trying to Rip you off. My two cents : )
Kevin T. Wyum