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Old 03-28-11, 08:49 PM
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corksport is loud!! the R.B. will sound sooo much better, believe me, i have the corksport and am installing two large mufflers to help quiet it down, here is the 80mm turbo back corksport just at an idle

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f46xqRv71nk
Old 03-28-11, 09:40 PM
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Its hard to tell. i hear that belt a lot more than the engine itself. Lol. How about puting an Ni universal on it? I think thats what i pay end up doing myslef if i go with the cs. Your engine bay looks good though.

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Old 03-28-11, 09:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Linguo415
do any of you guys have experience with apexi gt spec exhaust? Know the inlet diameters? I called apex about it but they seem to have missmatch info on them right now. ?
65 then 75 then 85(mm). it tapers.
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Originally Posted by SirCygnus
65 then 75 then 85(mm). it tapers.
65 is from the cat back? thats stock isnt it?
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The racing beat exhaust is the best looking exhaust you can get for FC but its really heavy. The corksport looks ricey but is a lot lighter than the true duals. I have the true duals on my FC. Its the best sounding exhaust out in the market imo. It has a low brap sound but once the aux ports open then it just sounds exhilarating.

RB = looks and sound
Corksport = light weight

I think it equals out but the car would naturally "breathe" better with the true duals because of the non intertwining pipes.

ahh the symphonic sounds of spinning rotors and wasted fuel

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2wiTi_mXS8

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Old 03-28-11, 10:53 PM
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ya that sounds good. Im not na though.
Old 03-29-11, 10:25 AM
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doesnt anyone ever mention that the racing beat doesnt fit very well at all?
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Why would it not fit?
Old 03-29-11, 01:46 PM
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Originally Posted by SirCygnus
doesnt anyone ever mention that the racing beat doesnt fit very well at all?
? my RB exhaust fit great. you just have to hang the whole thing before you tighten all the flanges.

my N1 single sucked, it hit the subframe over EVERY bump....
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RB's from inside my old car:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZASE0V5Ao0
Old 03-29-11, 02:58 PM
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i opted for CS on my car. its a little loud, but all my vehicles have had an exhaust leak on them of some sort so it dusnt bother me. i do have to give that RB dose sound a bit nicer, but it also costs a little more. heres a vid of my car on the top of a parking garage. i have some others as well, but they all were filmed on an iphone, so its not the best quality recording.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8r9OMTnV0k

car at the time of the recording just has emissions removal and the exhaust on it.
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they both sound good in these clips. Thanks. Maczpayne is haulin ***! lol
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I missed the RB, too bad it got damaged in the crash

Replaced the y-pipe back with a kakimoto single on the new car
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Originally Posted by MaczPayne
I missed the RB, too bad it got damaged in the crash

Replaced the y-pipe back with a kakimoto single on the new car
What are you running now? Or are you even pushing an fc anymore?
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my setup... apexi gt with cork sport muffled midpipe.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jahk8GYFoqU
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Originally Posted by Linguo415
What are you running now? Or are you even pushing an fc anymore?
I have a red FC now, moved all the good bits over from the black FC.

Running the RB Rev TII downpipe and pre-silencer, mated to a Kakimoto (Full Mega N1 I believe) 3" single, not really applicable since it's neither an RB or CS haha.
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Originally Posted by MaczPayne
I have a red FC now, moved all the good bits over from the black FC.

Running the RB Rev TII downpipe and pre-silencer, mated to a Kakimoto (Full Mega N1 I believe) 3" single, not really applicable since it's neither an RB or CS haha.
Haha. I know the thread is rb vs cs but I'm open to suggestion also.
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LAN has the RB DP and Presilencer mated to a CS catback, and it sounds pretty good I must say. He had a muffler shop make a piece to adapt the two though, shouldn't be too hard if you're the crafty type.

The system I have sounds similar, if not deeper. I won't say get one like mine, because I haven't seen one like mine in many years.
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Originally Posted by SirCygnus
my setup... apexi gt with cork sport muffled midpipe.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jahk8GYFoqU
This is one of the set ups ive been cosidering also. This and the Ni are my favorite exhaust out of the ones i know so far. I just tend to dismis them because they cost so much for just cat back systems. I feel like you get more for the money from the other two said set ups. Unless i can find a great deal on either of the Apexi systems.

So considering that the taper starts at stock size on the gt does that mean that it will flow lessThan its larger competitors? Or os this also a misconseption? How much power do you guys think that its good for?

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Hey, I'm new to the forum and had a question about exhaust. I've been doing research all winter on exhaust and have decided on the RB REV. My question is can i get away with installing the RB with only a wastegate port and a boost controller at 8lbs with a FCD? Or even not installing an FCD and having the computer there for safety? I plan soon in the future to run a Rtek 1.8 with 720's, fuel pump and re-wire, and a wideband o2, but I don't have the cash now. Could I get away with my question and still be safe or will I still run the risk of boosting to high and running lean? Please help. Thanks!
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Originally Posted by Filosi723
Hey, I'm new to the forum and had a question about exhaust. I've been doing research all winter on exhaust and have decided on the RB REV. My question is can i get away with installing the RB with only a wastegate port and a boost controller at 8lbs with a FCD? Or even not installing an FCD and having the computer there for safety? I plan soon in the future to run a Rtek 1.8 with 720's, fuel pump and re-wire, and a wideband o2, but I don't have the cash now. Could I get away with my question and still be safe or will I still run the risk of boosting to high and running lean? Please help. Thanks!
Apparently it's relatively safe. I'm doing the same thing with a diff exhaust. Overboost is the bigger problem. You don't need an fcd with Rtek. It's build in already so just wait till you have everything ready to be put on. I don't think stock ecu is safer than anything else. Rtek has better mapping. I don't think you need the boost controler at that low of boost. I'm no pro though.
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If you have the money, go racing beat, great product, I have had it in my car at one time, sounds great and will add h.p. along with an extra 2-4psi of boost, fcd is a must, so it comes down to....do u have the money???? Racing beat hands down...
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Originally Posted by pokemonpimp55
If you have the money, go racing beat, great product, I have had it in my car at one time, sounds great and will add h.p. along with an extra 2-4psi of boost, fcd is a must, so it comes down to....do u have the money???? Racing beat hands down...
Money I can get. Im thinking about cutting down some weight too though.
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Originally Posted by MaczPayne
LAN has the RB DP and Presilencer mated to a CS catback, and it sounds pretty good I must say. He had a muffler shop make a piece to adapt the two though, shouldn't be too hard if you're the crafty type.

The system I have sounds similar, if not deeper. I won't say get one like mine, because I haven't seen one like mine in many years.
Are there any clips of LANs set up on youtube or anywhere else? Idk who LAN is.
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Originally Posted by ericgrau
So IMO pick exhausts based on sound preference since HP is probably similar.
This should be the Cliffe Notes for the thread.

Corksport = very loud
RB = quiet and subtle

Choose between well built exhausts based on look and sound, not HP claims from the manufacturer.


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