anyone got Single exhaust suggestions?
04-21-12, 05:10 AM
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anyone got Single exhaust suggestions?
I am still pondering a single exhaust on my TII swap.
Is there something out there that is light weight and single exit??..and keeps the Noise level down?
I would like stay with a 3 inch pipe,but a 5 inch exit is out of the question..I don't need any Softball launcher on the rear end of the car!
Thanks Guys..Dave/STYX!~
Is there something out there that is light weight and single exit??..and keeps the Noise level down?
I would like stay with a 3 inch pipe,but a 5 inch exit is out of the question..I don't need any Softball launcher on the rear end of the car!
Thanks Guys..Dave/STYX!~
04-21-12, 08:42 AM
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04-21-12, 08:52 AM
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The most mild single I've heard was Apexi GT-Spec. They are more toned down than the N1s. It is driver side exit and has 95mm/3.74in pipe. Like all singles, though, you've got a big exit, 115mm/4.5in at the rear. It does come with a silencer insert if you want it quieter.
No silencer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvAJY...feature=relmfu
Silencer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCmFV...feature=relmfu
No silencer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvAJY...feature=relmfu
Silencer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCmFV...feature=relmfu
04-22-12, 01:42 PM
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The single one on the above video is really nice. I had that set up on my fc a little while ago. It wasn't too loud unless you gun'd it. Also, stay away from no-name brands. You will be X2 in the end. Or, what you can do is check around you area to see if there is a rotary shop and see if they can or have fab custom exhaust for their other customers.
The single one on the above video is really nice. I had that set up on my fc a little while ago. It wasn't too loud unless you gun'd it. Also, stay away from no-name brands. You will be X2 in the end. Or, what you can do is check around you area to see if there is a rotary shop and see if they can or have fab custom exhaust for their other customers.
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