Hey everybody-i have a d16a6 in my car right now-i will soon be swapping in a b16. I have a tanabe RM exhaust on my car right now, its nice and deep but i was wondering if any of you guys have a tanabe rm exhaust with a test pipe/race cat/resonator in place of the cat. I just want to know your opinions or if anyone has sound clips that would be cool to.

I want a little bit more of a raspy loud sound, but i don't want a buzzy sound.

PS-Since everyone here is uphubnubby about quiet exhausts, i like a loud exhaust and i can drive by the cops here with an open header without getting pulled over

 

i have the same exact exhaust as of right now on my d16z6/y8, kamikaze header, with a test pipe, no resonators. 2.5 in piping. I used to have this setup when i had a b16 b4. I don't have any sound clips, but i can tell you the exhaust note is real deep AND loud, until u open it up, then it gets real real real loud. Especially with the b16 when u hit vtec.

 

you don't have the resonators that come with the cat back? did you just cut them out?

does anybody else have any opinions on this exhaust setup? or maybe even some clips

 

basically i have the RM from a EK, but the ek is a little longer than the crx, so i had to chop some pipe off, and extend some so that the muffler comes out on the left side of the car. So what i took off was the resonator. hehe

 

anyone looking to sell a tanabe rm or other rex exhaust because ive been posting wtb's and not getting any replys

 

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i wouldn't sell mine-because i would have to roll around open header-but i will trade it for a greddy sp or an hks sport

 

why do you want to trade for those just outta curiosity, is it because the tanabe is too loud

 

no, just because i like the look of twin tips and the single tip-the tanabe is a can style