Does a test pipe need to be "broken in" before tune?

ITR01

New Member
Hey guys, I'm installing my test pipe today and was planning on getting a retune for it. Can I get a tune as soon as I install it, or is there a "break in" period I need in order to let the pipe give proper flow of air. Maybe burn off some marerial in it when on, can i just leave it idle or drive around for awhile? Any suggestions would be great, thanks.
 

Muckman

Not a M0derator
I've heard the exhaust tone changes with time but I never noticed mine change. Probably just get used to it.
 

Accel.speed

basically, i like fast!
Who the fuck told you a test pipe, aka A METAL PIPE, needs to be broken in?

It's now your duty to find that person's house, shit in a brown bag, put it on their porch, lite it on fire and ring the door bell.
 

R13

The other asshole
That's not a nice name to call someone.

It's okay, We know you've got a thing for your sister. :lmao:
 
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