exhaust advice needed...
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alright people, im a youngin, so just bare with me here.. alright, i have an 88 rx which is all stock so far, but i want to get rid of my 3 cats.. i would like to just like, run a pipe from my manifold, and then have a presilencer instead of a cat? and then have another pipe, and have that goto a glasspack... and then have the glass pack goto a Y...and out to maybe a dual exhaust... im not sure! im so confused and i need a little advice..thanks in advance..also, i was wondering if it would be ok to raise my idle a wee bit..maybe like, 100rpms, cuz it idles at like, 750..but somtimes i hear like a sputter in it, i dunno if its cuz im low on gas, or the idle.. aslo need help there.
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They have the Bonez hiflow cat for 315 +20 for a gasket and bolt kit. Replaces your three cats with one.
James
They have the Bonez hiflow cat for 315 +20 for a gasket and bolt kit. Replaces your three cats with one.
James
If no emitions laws in your area then don't bother with the cat, just run a straight pipe off the manifold (or better yet, get a header) and have that go back to a Y pipe or run it single out one side. I have mine single out the passenger side, no cats, easy for any shop to do, cost me like $100 CDN to get the pipe made and put in with new muffler. My header is in the mail atm though. Anyways.....just my 2cents.
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yeah, we have emisions laws here, because my moms cat is all dead, and the shops wont just take it off and put a straight through pipe thing, but i guess i could just put it on myself.. would a pre silencer be of any use? like, have a pipe come off the manifold to a pre silencer, then a straight pipe from the presilencer to a Y?
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Shows how the set up basically looks. OBX muffler 1 inlet & 2 outlets. Replaces the need for a "Y" pipe and replaces the cats

2nd pic left:
Is the silencer. From Benicia CA. $30 dollars
3rd pic left:
Shows the silencer connecting to the OBX muffler $40 used.
4th pic left:
Shows the PBX muffler from the side
5th pic left:
Stainless Steel Tip
All this costs $190 dollars
Last edited by TheBigOne; Jan 15, 2003 at 12:47 AM.
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Go full stainless steel, it will save you money in the long run. Rotaries produce a lot of exhaust heat, and aluminized mufflers, and piping will fade quickly!! Basically do what was said above, keep the stock layout, but increase the size of the tubing, get a high flow stainless cat, run it to the y- pipe, and then into two mufflers of your choice. The HKS's are nice
if you have a straight pipe with a muffler... is it quieter to place the muffler at the back in the normal position or closer to the front where the y-pipe would be?
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