Good Cat-back Exhaust for 2 door 97 Integra w/ B20B, Any Suggestions??
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Good Cat-back Exhaust for 2 door 97 Integra w/ B20B, Any Suggestions??
I'm looking for a complete cat-back exhaust for my 2 door 97 Integra w/ B20B..I just have my stock GSR on it right now..I was leaning more towards the RS-R race exhaust...Let me here some thoughts, ideas or suggestions. Thanks
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Yea i might end up going w/ the evo..well let me know when you are ready to buy yours b/c I can get them pretty cheap..like $450 or so + shipping. Thanks again for your opinion
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Re: Good Cat-back Exhaust for 2 door 97 Integra w/ B20B, Any Suggestions?? (GSRacer93)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by GSRacer93 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">no one likes the greddy sp?</TD></TR></TABLE>
no. no one likes a chambered muffler exhaust.
no. no one likes a chambered muffler exhaust.
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Re: Good Cat-back Exhaust for 2 door 97 Integra w/ B20B, Any Suggestions?? (HamsterBall)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by HamsterBall »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
no. no one likes a chambered muffler exhaust. </TD></TR></TABLE>
mine looks pretty straight through to me... saw straight through to the end of the muffler when it was brand new. as stated by the greddy site, "Our unique straight-though design allows for the perfect compromise between Power, Torque, and a deep- throaty Sound." doesn't specifically say which one, but i assume they're talking about all of their mufflers; otherwise, that would be false advertising. but it also does say, "Although mufflers can look the same from the outside, our internal construction sets our systems apart." it is pretty confusing, but if u wanna check it out for urself, go to http://www.greddy.com/products/exhaust_frame.htm . i personally like the design of the sp better. the one on my car is the greddy sp II, don't know if that one is different from the original sp other than the tip, but i did not see anything altering the flow of the exhaust except the resonated holes inside the muffler (kinda hard to explain but it looks like the evo in the cutout pics). all i saw was a fade to black because no more light went into the muffler.
no. no one likes a chambered muffler exhaust.
</TD></TR></TABLE>mine looks pretty straight through to me... saw straight through to the end of the muffler when it was brand new. as stated by the greddy site, "Our unique straight-though design allows for the perfect compromise between Power, Torque, and a deep- throaty Sound." doesn't specifically say which one, but i assume they're talking about all of their mufflers; otherwise, that would be false advertising. but it also does say, "Although mufflers can look the same from the outside, our internal construction sets our systems apart." it is pretty confusing, but if u wanna check it out for urself, go to http://www.greddy.com/products/exhaust_frame.htm . i personally like the design of the sp better. the one on my car is the greddy sp II, don't know if that one is different from the original sp other than the tip, but i did not see anything altering the flow of the exhaust except the resonated holes inside the muffler (kinda hard to explain but it looks like the evo in the cutout pics). all i saw was a fade to black because no more light went into the muffler.
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