what exhust is just right?
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what exhust is just right?
I am looking for an exhust system for my 2000 hatchback, with B16a2 Motor. I want an exhust that isn't to overpoweringly loud, but can sound good when you get on the vtec. In other words i don't want to have a loud buzzing in my ears when i get out of my car.
-List your set up and how you like it, also include price and where you got it from
thanks for helping me make a good choice for exhust!
-List your set up and how you like it, also include price and where you got it from
thanks for helping me make a good choice for exhust!
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Re: what exhust is just right? (Bighotdog)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Bighotdog »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">magnaflow </TD></TR></TABLE>are you kidding me you may as well of said pacesetter
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Re: what exhust is just right? (airteck371)
well you asked a ? he gave an answer. What's wrong with magnaflow? you have custom pipes made with a magnaflow or es muffler and it'll sound good...not to loud, sounds great in vtec. that's what i did, i couldn't afford a 500$ catback, and this one i have flows just as good if not better. I have 2.5" pipes and a straight thru dynomax muffler. Most real catbacks are about 2.3 inches. But if you want the name then buy it don't jump on the guy for giving a suggestion.
and for being ignorant why don't you use the search function tons of threads about exhuast setups. And they even have sound clips to
and for being ignorant why don't you use the search function tons of threads about exhuast setups. And they even have sound clips to
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Re: what exhust is just right? (airteck371)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by airteck371 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">are you kidding me you may as well of said pacesetter </TD></TR></TABLE>
Actually get custom mandrel pipes run, throw on a magnaflow es oval style SS muffler, and a 22in magnaflow resonator and you'll have a nice sounding setup. Magnaflow has been around forever and makes good mufflers, just because ghetto shops sell it doesnt mean its bad. You'll get better flow out of this setup than most catbacks you'd be looking at buying.
Actually get custom mandrel pipes run, throw on a magnaflow es oval style SS muffler, and a 22in magnaflow resonator and you'll have a nice sounding setup. Magnaflow has been around forever and makes good mufflers, just because ghetto shops sell it doesnt mean its bad. You'll get better flow out of this setup than most catbacks you'd be looking at buying.
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Re: what exhust is just right? (splitime)
see that's what i said splittime...it's exactly how it is...people associate magnaflow or dynomax as ghetto. But yet they sound great and flow a lot smoother. I say save some money and give it a try. Besides with one of those mufflers cops don't look at you which is why i bought mine, also painted it flat black. It looks so stealth but magnaflow is far from ghetto. peace
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Re: what exhust is just right? (airteck371)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by airteck371 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">are you kidding me you may as well of said pacesetter </TD></TR></TABLE>
I run custom piping with a magnaflow es style muffer. what's wrong with it? maybe because it's not bling bling.
i'll admit...my friend's WS sounds nice.
I run custom piping with a magnaflow es style muffer. what's wrong with it? maybe because it's not bling bling.
i'll admit...my friend's WS sounds nice.
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Re: what exhust is just right? (USDMDC2)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by USDMDC2 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Apexi World Sport </TD></TR></TABLE>
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Re: what exhust is just right? (shepworldwide)
Trust Power Extreme II
Apex'i WS
I still like the Apex'i N1 (I don't think its loud when you drive normal).
Apex'i WS
I still like the Apex'i N1 (I don't think its loud when you drive normal).
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Re: what exhust is just right? (GsRHatch21)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by GsRHatch21 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">well you asked a ? he gave an answer. What's wrong with magnaflow? you have custom pipes made with a magnaflow or es muffler and it'll sound good...not to loud, sounds great in vtec. that's what i did, i couldn't afford a 500$ catback, and this one i have flows just as good if not better. I have 2.5" pipes and a straight thru dynomax muffler. Most real catbacks are about 2.3 inches. But if you want the name then buy it don't jump on the guy for giving a suggestion.
carefull with that 2.5'' piping, don't want to char or burn those valves
and for being ignorant why don't you use the search function tons of threads about exhuast setups. And they even have sound clips to </TD></TR></TABLE>
carefull with that 2.5'' piping, don't want to char or burn those valves
and for being ignorant why don't you use the search function tons of threads about exhuast setups. And they even have sound clips to </TD></TR></TABLE>
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Re: what exhust is just right? (Sketch_hs)
I have an Arospeed axleback that is mounted to 2.5" piping which runs up to a GSR catalytic converter
Pretty f**kin' loud @ WOT!
Sounds good though for normal daily driving
Pretty f**kin' loud @ WOT!
Sounds good though for normal daily driving
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