I just bought a trust muffler, i was wondering if anyone knows anyhting aobut em, i know there pretty rare, but what do you guys think about em?




Modified by hondazc89 at 4:44 PM 5/17/2006

 

Where'd you get that? What kind of condition is it in? I've always liked trust because someone told me it was tight but I never actually dealt with a real one. Is it a canister or old school style

 

i got it off myspace, i might have paid a little much, but i have only seen one other one. its the old school twin tip style. ill get pics

 

wanna see pics

 

Yes get pics. Is it even for an EF? I have the greddy (trust) SP1 catback and fukin love it! Super quiet.

 

its actually for a da integra, but i mocked it up, and all i need to do is shorten the tips. but its basically the same muffler design. ill get pics tomorrow

 

i sold streetwerkz his trust system, he loves it.

check out his vid, JRSC + trust = awesome sound.

 

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check out his vid, JRSC + trust = awesome sound.
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sounds nice as hell.


http://www.streetwerkzclothing...x.wmv

 

oh i want a jrsc sssssoooooooo bad

 

doesnt look bad

 

Looks like a Greddy SP muffler... never dyno'd my SP2, but it sounds great and feels much better than stock.

 

Those tips gotta go

 

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i dont know in like 2 or 3 years just the tips will be hard to find. plus its way old school, and it sorta looks stock, in a wierd way

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by fourthgenhatchB17 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Yes get pics. Is it even for an EF? I have the greddy (trust) SP1 catback and fukin love it! Super quiet.</TD></TR></TABLE> <TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by fireant &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Looks like a Greddy SP muffler... never dyno'd my SP2, but it sounds great and feels much better than stock.</TD></TR></TABLE>



To be honest though it looks like those tips were welded on afterwards.

 

Greddy mufflers never came with dual tips, those have been welded on.

 

how muxch did you pay for it

 

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i second that,
heres the real tip

 

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i second that,
heres the real tip
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yup, as seen on fobtions crx....


here it is on my car.

 

man i hooked u up big time lol.

 

trade you for the buddy club... haha


i think i need a larger exhaust when i add more boost.

 

if i remember correctly, trust is greddy in japan. so its basically a greddy exhaust

 

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correct.

 

im not disagreeing, but this si the only other trust exhasut i found, i dont think mine look exactly like this one, but you guys be the judge. i dont mind the tips to bad, so im not going out of my way till i can afford a good tip. but look at this one
http://www.jdmuniverse.com/for...age=2

 

i did hear that there was an optional dual tip for the trust/greddy exhaust.

 

Never seen or heard of the "dual tip" option. The original poster does indeed have a TRUST muffler, but those tips were added, as already stated.

Mine looks just like streetwerkz'.