Im curious also because it is resonated does it really cut down on the smell and noise?? Also i have questions about fitment did anyone have problems??
Thanks!!!

 

I know a thread just for you. Let me find it with search.

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=373379

There are more too.

 

I have to interject quickly.

I have had my Fujitsubo RM-01A exhaust now for 2+ months. More than half of the time I had a test pipe. Non-resonated Test Pipe, that is. The noise level was no greater than the hi flow carsound cat that now resides where the test pipe used to be. No decrease in power, no loss in noise. The only difference was the lack of smell and black cloud out the exhaust at WOT.

Yes, this is for only one exhuast, one that does not make much noise to begin with. My experience has been that a test pipe's only function is ... well, there is no function other than to NOT help cut down on emissions to the atmosphere.

Anyhoo, that being said, I can't see how the T1R resonated test pipe could have any different sound charateristics than a regular cat, given you actually have a resonator on your exhaust.

Chris - who just wanted to add that a 12"-16" section of piping amongst 7-8 feet of piping cannot change the sound that exits the rear of the car all that much.


Edits:spelling


[Modified by Chris N, 12:42 AM 1/29/2003]

 

B2Infinity thanks for thread but still not enough info. ANYBODY using this thing???

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=388195
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=373379

Why don't you just IM the people that have them? itr1244 has one. There's a start.
...But of course you wouldn't know that because you didn't search.


[Modified by Chris N, 2:25 PM 1/29/2003]

 

Good job chris

 

See, Dennis, I'm useful.

 

it wont cut down any smell.
but i guess it does cut down the sound.
i am running T1R test pipe and Bpipe with my stock R muffler for now and it's just damn quiet.
any questions just IM me