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Old Jul 1, 2010 | 03:29 AM
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Full straight pipe from the header/manifold back. Single.

Even at idle, it's the most obnoxious thing you've ever heard. My neighboors go inside and shut their blinds when i start my car.
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Old Jul 1, 2010 | 04:12 AM
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Originally Posted by NoPistons!
Full straight pipe from the header/manifold back. Single.

Even at idle, it's the most obnoxious thing you've ever heard. My neighboors go inside and shut their blinds when i start my car.
nah, dont feel like paying cops salary in ticket form.
my friend already does
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Old Jul 1, 2010 | 11:49 AM
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didnt read any of that^^ up there.

But i'd recommend hks silent hi-power. Thats the exhaust on my n/a Fc. Barely makes it louder but it gives it a nice muffled deep tone.
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Old Jul 4, 2010 | 05:24 PM
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the obx exhaust is NOT a catback fyi. i belive it is a turbo back. i bit the bullet and bought it for my na. maybe it would hook to the stock manifold but i already had a racing beat header sitting and my stock exhaust had corroded bolts galore which got cut off and the "new" header was about 7 inches short to mate with the exhaust so i had to get a pipe made up 10 bucks and another 20 for parts not a big deal.

ill be strait with you, with the stock excessively large intake pipe on the car u cant hear the sub over the exhaust. it sounds ******* amazing and it WILL set off car alarms. i made a intake out of a wrecked injen pipe and a turbo compression elbow which made it sound more like a rotary again and not some kind of a sick bass heavy v8. it doesnt sound like a rotary at all with the stock rubber? plastic? pipe.

the obx exhaust even though it is cheap i'd say is worth its weight in gold if you have a exhaust system that is arround the 3" i.d. mark.
only thing is you cant run a cat with it unless you do some cutting and welding. it looks like its designed to mount right to the downpipe off a turbo or maybe to the stock exhaust manifold. like i said i took/cut all mine off in one corroded disgusting peice so i m not sure exactly how its supposed to fit up with the stock stuff but if u want i can make a vid with the stock intake pipe and one with the injen pipe, take some pics of the fittement issues with the rb header blah blah blah and maybe save u some $$$ and a headache or 2

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Old Jul 4, 2010 | 11:23 PM
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the obx exhaust is NOT a catback fyi. i belive it is a turbo back. i bit the bullet and bought it for my na. maybe it would hook to the stock manifold but i already had a racing beat header sitting and my stock exhaust had corroded bolts galore which got cut off and the "new" header was about 7 inches short to mate with the exhaust so i had to get a pipe made up 10 bucks and another 20 for parts not a big deal.

ill be strait with you, with the stock excessively large intake pipe on the car u cant hear the sub over the exhaust. it sounds ******* amazing and it WILL set off car alarms. i made a intake out of a wrecked injen pipe and a turbo compression elbow which made it sound more like a rotary again and not some kind of a sick bass heavy v8. it doesnt sound like a rotary at all with the stock rubber? plastic? pipe.

the obx exhaust even though it is cheap i'd say is worth its weight in gold if you have a exhaust system that is arround the 3" i.d. mark.
only thing is you cant run a cat with it unless you do some cutting and welding. it looks like its designed to mount right to the downpipe off a turbo or maybe to the stock exhaust manifold. like i said i took/cut all mine off in one corroded disgusting peice so i m not sure exactly how its supposed to fit up with the stock stuff but if u want i can make a vid with the stock intake pipe and one with the injen pipe, take some pics of the fittement issues with the rb header blah blah blah and maybe save u some $$$ and a headache or 2
that would be kool.
know if there are still fitment issues with the obx header instead of stock or rb?
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