hi

i was just wondering what is the ideal exhaust for an rx7 (ex. single or duel, and inch size 2, 3, 4 inch and cat or no cat)

 

"ideal" is very motor dependant and I can't even begin to explain why one is ideal over the other.
As a general rule, Single Exhaust = less weight and loud, Duel Exhaust = More weight and quiter.

Racing beat makes a good exhaust in both road race (true dual) and street form (collected from engine to a y pipe)

 

Well, Im sure it will be disputed, but i've read and talked a lot and i have come up with this.

1.Racing Beat Header (good low-end +)

2.High flow cat (if emissions are a concern)

3.The debate between single and duals is disputable. If performance is your focus ,then i think single would flow better and would weigh less, however it would be louder. If you ask me the dual exhaust looks a ton better considering the dimple in the bumper specifically made for it.

4. There are several cat backs available. I prefer Borla, but thats because I wanted it to be as quiet as possible while freeing every thing up.

5. 2.5 or 2.25 inchs seems to be the most common.


also, i have assumed its an NA ..If not then my advice should be discarded
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also whats your preference , i personally like running dual exhaust, i have had the dual exhaust Racing beat exhaust on my N/A motor then when i did the turbo swap i put on the old style Apex'i dual N1 exhaust

dual N1 exhaust



RB dual exhaust

 

^ Thats a sweet paint job with the black handles and wing.

 

Corksport single with DP and no cat is the only way to go lol

http://s15.photobucket.com/albums/a3...t=DSCN0413.flv

 

Yeah that exhaust kicks the **** out of the borla as far as looks goes. Seriously nice looking exhaust Mazdapunk87, I especially like the angle at which the mufflers sit. Im sorry S5 guys but I will always prefer the black trim and spoilers of the S4's. Just not the tail lights.

 

Search the forums, question been debated before. For me the ideal is gonna be stock piping with Bonez cat and RB mufflers. Beyond that you don't gain much. And it says right on the web site that you need the RB carbeurator if you want significant gains from the RB header (compared to eliminating the cat with stock manifold, downpipe and presilencer). So don't start with me. It's a nice header, but the real spots are the cat and mufflers. The stock manifold is lousy b/c you don't need much; not b/c they didn't know how to bend a pipe in 1986.

So cat and mufflers to start, and if you really want to squeeze out every last tiny bit of power then true duals, headers and slightly larger pipe.

 

man, screw buying one
you could have a very nice one made for you, for less than a high quality aftermarket exhaust. and like that, it can be made to your every desire.

 

I have an N1 Single on my FC.

 

nice!! , the N1 single isnt bad on the FC at all , very nice pics and vids guys!

 

ARe you turboed

could you tell me wat site i could find a dual 2 inch street performance exhuast for my 88 convertable RX7