I'm planning on buying a 94-97 LS and was wondering what is the best exhaust? I want it to sound loud and deep like a greddy SP. The one I'm thinking of getting is the skunk2, because I heard it sounds killer.

 

N1?

 

you need to tell us what your future plans and/or mods are first

 

i heard N1 makes a cheap noise when it's hitting high rpm. there is another one from Jun or skunk not sure. i heard they both give same hp.

 

from what i've heard, the skunk2 is nice, but i wouldn't trade my N1 for anything. never dynoed it, but its very high quality, and it sounds bada$$.

 

No regrets at all . I would highly recommend that you get the Hks .

 

That HKS looks nice and not many people run it.

 

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why cant you buy the greedy sp? (is this a stupid question?)

 

rs*r rs*r rs*r rs*r rs*r rs*r

http://www.rs-r.com/exmag_gt2.htm

 

Future plans for the car are it's going to be turbo, don't really like the look of that hks, and the Greddy SP's seem to break on a lot of people after a couple years.

 

skunk2 or apexi N1 would be my preference. both are high quality, tend to sound really good also.

 

i like my exhaust its custom...basically a straight pipe with a small resinator and no muffler....suprisingly its not that loud..mad sleeper look

 

greddy sp... that is what i am running.. cleanest sound.. not loud.. looks good..

 

RS*R GTII

 

How much do the RSR's go for? Are they really loud and deep sounding?

 

N1 leaves you the most options for later cause it can handle all motor and turbo set ups, i have it coupled with just CAI and it souds amazing.

 

ITR catback w/ Carsound Cat http://mywpages.comcast.net/mi...t.wmv

 

Nothing like the sound of a freshly washed Greddy EVO

 

the apexi dunk has a nice sound to it...also the Greddy Evo is pretty deep toned

 

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What he said, and where is a good place to buy from??

 

I hate these stupid exhuast threads There is no best, there are only preferences. You say you like the greddy sp, but hear the skunk2 is nice. Why don't you just buy the sp then? Am i missing something here. Sorry for ranting, but everytime someones makes one of these threads, you get 20 replies of "I run greddy evo" "I run N1", "I run rsr" pointless Imo!

 

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why cant you buy the greedy sp? (is this a stupid question?)</TD></TR></TABLE>

Exactly. You say like the sond of the SP, but don't want to get it? I never heard of the SP breaking or anything. You can always reweld or weld it to make it stronger.

I have the sp on my turbo b18b. I know i'm losing some power, but i like how the car sounds completely stock.

Danny

 

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Same set up.

 

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i gotta RSR old school shinny one..i dont dig the new black looking ones but its stock quiet for me ...just a Hums sound here and there....www.rs-r.com check for prices

 

I want the exhaust real loud though. I decided to get a DA instead though. Probably getting a rsr or sp for it.