quick question on exhaust system
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What would be the best type of exhaust to use with a turbo Integra? I was searching "turbo back exhaust systems" on google but found ones that weren't compatible with DC2s. Do I have to make my own or are there kits out there for this?
Also, if I can't find a suitable exhaust system, is staying with cat-back and taking a hit on power an option?
EDIT: looking mainly for kits if at all possible...doesn't look too good
Also, if I can't find a suitable exhaust system, is staying with cat-back and taking a hit on power an option?
EDIT: looking mainly for kits if at all possible...doesn't look too good
Check out the Sponsor's Only Forum on this very site in the Forced Induction section. The Thermal R&D 3" exhaust kits for the DA & DC Integras are really nice. Skunk2 has 3" kit available now, as well.
You can also check out www.kteller.com, they have nice complete 3" kits for the DC chassis, and piping kits as well, that come precut with all necessary hardware (hangers & flanges).
I ran a Thermal 3" kit on my old stock LS Integra setup, and loved it.
I chose to run a high flow Magnaflow cat, but I'm gonna run catless with the new setup, as most people do.
You can also check out www.kteller.com, they have nice complete 3" kits for the DC chassis, and piping kits as well, that come precut with all necessary hardware (hangers & flanges).
I ran a Thermal 3" kit on my old stock LS Integra setup, and loved it.
I chose to run a high flow Magnaflow cat, but I'm gonna run catless with the new setup, as most people do.
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Check out the Sponsor's Only Forum on this very site in the Forced Induction section. The Thermal R&D 3" exhaust kits for the DA & DC Integras are really nice. Skunk2 has 3" kit available now, as well.
You can also check out www.kteller.com, they have nice complete 3" kits for the DC chassis, and piping kits as well, that come precut with all necessary hardware (hangers & flanges).
I ran a Thermal 3" kit on my old stock LS Integra setup, and loved it.
I chose to run a high flow Magnaflow cat, but I'm gonna run catless with the new setup, as most people do.
You can also check out www.kteller.com, they have nice complete 3" kits for the DC chassis, and piping kits as well, that come precut with all necessary hardware (hangers & flanges).
I ran a Thermal 3" kit on my old stock LS Integra setup, and loved it.
I chose to run a high flow Magnaflow cat, but I'm gonna run catless with the new setup, as most people do.x2 do the kteller if u can use a welder. did my 1st one not to long ago and it was half the cost of a premade 3in exhaust...
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kteller is pretty much THE way to go.
try to stay catless if you can, as a cat will kill spool times.
thermal makes a nice 3" muffler but me personally I just run straight pipe.
try to stay catless if you can, as a cat will kill spool times.
thermal makes a nice 3" muffler but me personally I just run straight pipe.
hey i had a quick Q as well i know this is ur post homey(just a noob) but im running straight pipe at the time with stock exhaust and dnt like the sound witch way should i go buy a new exhaust or go just full straight to the end?
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well i really want to keep it straight pipe so i wont lose any power but just really want to ether go full straight just have a long a$$ pipe sticking out or buy a muffler...cuz i really dnt wanta waste alot of money 2!!
dude juss go straight all the way out. its not going to sound exactly like open downpipe but it will be LOUD. i have it now. its 3 inch crouch bend (after my custom mandrel bent downpipe) no muff. no cat. loud but no real exhaust flow restriction
You don't have to do a resonator, I just threw that in, because you said you don't like the sound. 3" piping from the turbo back, & a muffler will do just fine.
koo man thanks for the help i just really thought that the muffler would= to loss of hp but for sure im take the ome one off all messed up prob go with an n1 style!
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did everyone on this planet suddenly forget to how to spell? reading these noobs' posts made my head hurt.
http://www.rcautoworks.com/catalog/p...roducts_id=366
Slip fit, so you can use clamps to install, add a vibrant muffler and call it a day, in stock (FYI)
Slip fit, so you can use clamps to install, add a vibrant muffler and call it a day, in stock (FYI)
we also have 3" w/ hardware welded already (you supply muffler) and a full 3" system for the 2 door integra with optional muffler choices (buddyclub, n1, hks, etc); i am working on 06+ civic system now, already have the same available for 3" eg/ek
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