Good Exhausts
07-19-02, 06:05 PM
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Good Exhausts
other than racing beat, is there any other exhaust company that has full i.e. downpipe + midpipe + exhuast??, i need to know somemore options before i buy it, and what other company has full exhuast but cheap?, cheap as in under 6oo or so
-mike
-mike
07-19-02, 07:01 PM
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You sound like a good candidate for the corksport exhaust... 3" all the way from the turbo back. Sounds good, looks great, very affordable.
Oh wait, unless you're an N/A Driver. Then the only one I can think of is the horrible Pace setter system. You'd be better building your own exhaust system out of plasticene than going with that route.
What do you have against piecing together a system? IE: Mixing brands...
Oh wait, unless you're an N/A Driver. Then the only one I can think of is the horrible Pace setter system. You'd be better building your own exhaust system out of plasticene than going with that route.
What do you have against piecing together a system? IE: Mixing brands...
07-20-02, 07:05 PM
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well ... since you'll have a turbo, noise won't be as BIG an issue as if you had an N/A, and there are a lot of places out there where you can get good mufflers amd silencers from
APEXi, HKS, Tanabe, Thermal Research, GReddy, etc. - in no particular order - all of these places have pretty good bolt-on systems, and most of them can supply you parts to custom build a system if you'd rather do that.
if you decide on going custom, then all you need is to make sure that the mufflers are packed with steel instead of fiberglass ...
APEXi, HKS, Tanabe, Thermal Research, GReddy, etc. - in no particular order - all of these places have pretty good bolt-on systems, and most of them can supply you parts to custom build a system if you'd rather do that.
if you decide on going custom, then all you need is to make sure that the mufflers are packed with steel instead of fiberglass ...
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