hey, i saw this exhaust in the pics thread, and was wondering what kind of exhaust it was. i know its a stupid noob question, but that's what i am. typically the pie would go back on the right side, then curve into the muffler , then the tailpipe would curve out and to the left back of the car. does this one help airflow? can anyone give me some insight on it? thanks a lot

 

take out the fuel tank and you could run exhaust like that.

 

im just asking about the exhaust, not how to. im just curious about it

 

Looks home made.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by RaCk &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Looks home made. </TD></TR></TABLE>thats what i'm thinking..is that even legal?? anyways...legal or not..any decent muffler shop would be able to fab that for you i would think(although you would need to purchase the canister beforehand and they could bend and weld up the piping)..not sure on what brand that canister is but ive seen many generic ones like that for sale on the interweb

 

I remember the guy said it was custom. Good idea for effeciency, but that'll scrape on every living thing on the road.

 

i was thinking the same thing. i like to ride a little too low

 

I've done that setup. It sucked. totally blew nuts.

Sure it probably dyno'd well in terms of freeing up HP, but loud as fawk and scraped on everything.

Buy an RSR ExMag and be done....I promise.

 

sorry to hijack but i was wondering if it was possible to route it towards the left lower control arm ... basically the complete opposite of how 92 and up civics and dc integras have it.

 

It looks like the HKS carbon Ti universal muffler with custom piping.

 

it just a straight pipe with a fart can... probaly loud as hell, no silencer cat or resonator

 

it also looks like the megan carbon/Ti muffler. Bling

 

Definitly custom made, but would be loud, and has lousy ground clearance......stick with a stock design. There is so little to be gain by using an exhaust like that.