best cat back: evo, n1, thermal, rs-r, comtech...
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Re: best cat back: evo, n1, thermal, rs-r, comtech... (MikeTahoe)
you might as well hear it now, you better just search. There is a ton of info on exhaust systems. It depends really what you want. for example....loud, quiet,performance, or custom.
but I like my RS*R
but I like my RS*R
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Re: best cat back: evo, n1, thermal, rs-r, comtech... (Ketone)
Decide what you want from your car in the future. You listed four drastically different exhausts. Do you want loud? Quiet? Are you going to stay N/A? Turbo? Decide all these things first. Your decision will be a lot easier then.
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Re: best cat back: evo, n1, thermal, rs-r, comtech... (PaChiLa Leader)
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i did and i'm very pleased with my N1, but just like you've heard a few times, decide what you want out of your cat first.
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i did and i'm very pleased with my N1, but just like you've heard a few times, decide what you want out of your cat first.
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Re: best cat back: evo, n1, thermal, rs-r, comtech... (AllmotorJunkie)
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Re: best cat back: evo, n1, thermal, rs-r, comtech... (IntEGNYC)
everyone is going to tell you what ever exhaust they have, and they will all say
"Its not that loud, but once you mash on it it has a nice deep tone and it screams".
Its all dependant on diameter, and what type of muffler it uses.
You get an exhaust that is too small, or too large and your performance is going to be sub par.
All those you mentioned are 60mm or 2.25"
What kind of car do you have, and what do you plan on doing to it?
"Its not that loud, but once you mash on it it has a nice deep tone and it screams".
Its all dependant on diameter, and what type of muffler it uses.
You get an exhaust that is too small, or too large and your performance is going to be sub par.
All those you mentioned are 60mm or 2.25"
What kind of car do you have, and what do you plan on doing to it?
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