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11-04-05, 06:05 PM
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Spend it on a custom 6in all the way through exhaust..only pipes, no muffler.
Actually, a majority is about to say racingbeat. But a cheap and good alternative is Borla. I like it because you can just buy the muffler and nothing else.
Actually, a majority is about to say racingbeat. But a cheap and good alternative is Borla. I like it because you can just buy the muffler and nothing else.
11-04-05, 09:30 PM
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no honestly for the money get a racing beat i have one on my N/A and it sounds gorgeous... ive also got a 3 inch pipe from there to the back...cats? who needs em
ive heard borla IS good. but pacesetter...nah
ive heard borla IS good. but pacesetter...nah
11-04-05, 09:39 PM
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i've got ssautochrome 3" turbo back on my turbo II, but I don't think it is made anymore. I got mine for $200 bucks. It increased my horsepower like so much, I could get to 100mph way faster. then I blew up my engine trying out my top speed 150mph, a couple days later my fd fuel pump, and rb fcd came in. btw, my engine blew because my ecu didn't have a fuel cut at that time, i later found out that the increased boost had blown the vacuum hose off of the pressure sensor. but I suggest calling all of the local exhaust shops and see if anyone can bend a custom exhaust for you, probably use dynomax superturbo straight-thru muffler? hope this helps. zach
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11-04-05, 10:50 PM
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Yep, racing beat have excellent products. They aren't the cheapest, but you get what you pay for. A lot of it depends on the year/model of the car and what kind of sound you want. For example, if you have a s4 NA, the Racing beat presilencer is the only thing I know of that keeps the aux ports working with low backpressure exhaust systems.
For the stuff before catbacks, there arent many good options. Racing Beat is the main one that comes to mind for headers/cat replacement pipes. I've also heard good things about the borla xr-1, especially for noise reduction.
As for cat-backs, there are more options. You can get the racing beat catbacks for a more subdued sound, or the apex N1 or corksport catback it you like it louder. All of those are good quality products.
I'm sure there are more out there, but those are the most common.
For the stuff before catbacks, there arent many good options. Racing Beat is the main one that comes to mind for headers/cat replacement pipes. I've also heard good things about the borla xr-1, especially for noise reduction.
As for cat-backs, there are more options. You can get the racing beat catbacks for a more subdued sound, or the apex N1 or corksport catback it you like it louder. All of those are good quality products.
I'm sure there are more out there, but those are the most common.
11-05-05, 10:32 PM
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Originally Posted by LaRazaUnida
Spend it on a custom 6in all the way through exhaust..only pipes, no muffler.
Actually, a majority is about to say racingbeat. But a cheap and good alternative is Borla. I like it because you can just buy the muffler and nothing else.
Actually, a majority is about to say racingbeat. But a cheap and good alternative is Borla. I like it because you can just buy the muffler and nothing else.
You can buy JUST an RB muffler. Who said you couldn't?
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