whats everyone's take on the jun free flow mufflers? Anyone had personal experience?

 

Too LOUD for street use

 

louder than n1 without silencer? can't i get away with it if i keep in the lower rpm's?

 

why would you want to keep it in the low RPM's...?

 

low rpm's on the street to not attract the attention of cops.

 

probably louder than the N1.

Ben from A&J has a titanium exhaust in stock - took it off because it was louder than the N1.

Cost is a major deterrent too.

Titanium has to be argon welded - thus it cannot be repaired if it gets damaged and is pretty much impossible to modify.

 

I think if weight savings is the goal, you'd be better off getting a lightweight exhaust like the Fujitsubo RM01A, 5Zigen Miracle Fireball or Apexi Hayabusa.

Ti exhaust do look cool though - Amuse/Power House

 

Don't forget the Kakimoto GT1 OZ light weight cat back, too bad they won't have anything for Honda until later this year!!

 

I ordered one and it took JUN 6 months to get it too me guess what wrong f-ing muffler so another 3 months later I had already gone with the Supertrapp muffler and the proper JUN tit. unit arrives. Sorry not for 450$

Oh and I just paid for my Head package guess what the cams are a month out

 

IMHO I think YES obviously Ti exhaust is nice to have coz they're super light weight. But I think most Ti exhaust got not much "skin" or "muscle", u might hear some vibrating sound under idle or low rpm. It's loud. But as soon as u can stand with it and afford, go for it.

Btw I thought Miracle Fireball are only available on TC cars now?

 

I forgot to mention that my supertrapp barely outweighs the the JUN and it is completely rebuildable and tuneable to your liking.

 

Argon is only a shield for the arc; a mig welder with a stainless spool gun (argon shielded) will be able to fix any Ti damage problems.

 

I will be getting bolt on Titanium muffler (65mm I.D.) 63mm stainless axle back for ITR .l will have them available in about 1-2 months from now. This mufflers are manufactured in Japan same who does the Spoon N1. As soon as I received them I will dynoed it and keep everybody posted. Price will be around $400-$500. We will also have 63mm stainless B-pipe to work with this muffler. The key is LIGHTWEIGHT and EFFECIENCY !!!!


[Modified by AJ PwR, 11:00 PM 7/4/2001]