Decent flowing but normal looking exhaust?
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Decent flowing but normal looking exhaust?
I have a GSR powered 1993 CX hatchback. What is a decent looking (no 4" tips) exhaust that sounds ok and looks ok.
I currently have a tanabe on it and it sounds awefull. Sounds like a bunch of bolts rolling around in a steel can.?
Is there any type that looks close to stock but free flowing? (sleeper)
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Scot
I currently have a tanabe on it and it sounds awefull. Sounds like a bunch of bolts rolling around in a steel can.?
Is there any type that looks close to stock but free flowing? (sleeper)
thanks
Scot
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Re: Decent flowing but normal looking exhaust? (rodrez)
so basically have someone cut off the tanabe and weld on a ITR muffler. Are the hangers ok or do I need someone who can weld new hangers?
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Re: Decent flowing but normal looking exhaust? (Scot)
I'm not sure about hangers, but I do know there is some modification needed to fit. I believe that if you have the axleback its too long... somebody just posted a topic about this (i think it was in apperance) do a search.
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Re: Decent flowing but normal looking exhaust? (tominos)
do not buy an es, that was the worst 100 buck i ever spent!
it so ******* loud, and buzzes like a bee when you hit high rpms
it does look good i must say
it so ******* loud, and buzzes like a bee when you hit high rpms
it does look good i must say
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Re: Decent flowing but normal looking exhaust? (G.R.E.G. R.I.C.E.)
get ITR and have it welded, you'd have to cut the tip a few inch off so it doesn't stick out too far, just have it welded to your current piping.
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Re: Decent flowing but normal looking exhaust? (rathead-ek)
do not buy an es, that was the worst 100 buck i ever spent!
it so ******* loud, and buzzes like a bee when you hit high rpms
it does look good i must say
it so ******* loud, and buzzes like a bee when you hit high rpms
it does look good i must say
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Re: Decent flowing but normal looking exhaust? (Scot)
I would suggest the apexi WS the muffler loos like a stock canister with a very mild tip (not 4"), I just got one and it is in the powder coating shop right now, It's not that loud and looks clean when powder coated flat black
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Re: Decent flowing but normal looking exhaust? (rathead-ek)
do not buy an es, that was the worst 100 buck i ever spent!
it so ******* loud, and buzzes like a bee when you hit high rpms
it does look good i must say
it so ******* loud, and buzzes like a bee when you hit high rpms
it does look good i must say
i am very happy with mine.
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Re: Decent flowing but normal looking exhaust? (rathead-ek)
My Tanabe buzzes like bees.....is that typical for Tanabe? I hate this thing!
do not buy an es, that was the worst 100 buck i ever spent!
it so ******* loud, and buzzes like a bee when you hit high rpms
it does look good i must say
it so ******* loud, and buzzes like a bee when you hit high rpms
it does look good i must say
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Re: Decent flowing but normal looking exhaust? (Scot)
The best deals i have ever seen. Also the es needs a resinator.
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