Exhaust Decision
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Exhaust Decision
I am looking for an exhaust that is quiet on the highway but if you give it gas, it has a nice deep tone. I heard people say things about RS-R Exmag, Apexi WS2, Greddy SP2, and Thermal ST. are all of these good choices or is there one you would recommend over the others. I drive an Si, and price does factor into my decision. Any suggestions are most appreciated.
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Re: Exhaust Decision (Vtecattack)
Vs the WS? The muffler is not shiny thus drawing less attention to it. I also think its quieter. Also on the WS, it looks as the exhaust tip is one peice on the rsr its in two peices (the pipe with a chrome overtip) I like it because it keeps the temps down and you are less likely to burn your lip kit or whatever.
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WS2 here, very nearly stock sounding till you get on it. Doesn't resonate at highway speed, does hang a little low under the middle of the car, not a problem unless you're dropped more then 1.5-2" and there's a mod to raise it by clamping the donut
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Does the WS2 have rusting issues. because it is the only one in the group i mentioned that isent stainless steal. anyone know how long apexi last. thats my major concern with apexi.
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Re: Exhaust Decision (Vtecattack)
I have a Tanabe Racing Medallion and it is loud. It's awesome, if you have an 97-01 lude then the racing medallion is the best sounding as well as one of the best performing.
PS I've had it for about 4 years now and it doesnt look like it will ever rust.
PS I've had it for about 4 years now and it doesnt look like it will ever rust.
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Re: Exhaust Decision (Sober_John)
If price is a factor I would go with a Magnaflow universal muffler and take it to an exhaust shop and have them install it with new piping. Price was a factor for me also, I ended up spending $105 for the muffler and $200 for 2.5" mandrel bent pipe from the cat back. As you can see it only cost me $305 compared to the rest that you listed that are $500+.
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