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Old 10-17-05, 01:18 AM
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What are all the exhaust components?

alright just recently i have aquired a TII. im pretty sure there is a racing beat catback installed on the car because of the tips(say racing beat on em) and the y-pipe seems larger. what im wondering is i have searched for options and as far as i can tell there is the catback, test pipe, mid pipe, and dwn pipe. and as far as i can tell there is a cat, pre cat, silencer,presilencer, and mufflers. im trying to do a full turbo back exhaust with absolutely no emmisions equipment. so if i currently have a catback installed what will i need to fully replace the stock system? a downpipe, midpipe, and test pipe to replace the cat? am i missing anything? and just to clarify i want ABSOLUTELY no restrictions between the turbo and mufflers.

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Old 10-17-05, 02:39 AM
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Get under the car and look carefully at what you've got. Then go to the RB website and look at the pictures of their Turbo exhaust components. Compare.
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I dunno... it might be useful to have a comprehensive list on here of which companies exhaust products replace what stock pieces, and what they bolt right up to. Staring at your exhaust and the pictures for a while will help too (and probably more really) but it would still be a good tool for newbs.
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well today i was out messing with the car and i was flipping through the FSM and i found some reciepts from RB and mazda trix. i called RB and gave them the part number listed for the exhaust that was purchased and apparently i have the full 3" turbo back exhaust installed. and the lady said that its a full straight through exhaust with no cats and only a presilencer. i was curious that if i replaced the presilencer with a straight pipe would i be gaining anything or would the car just be louder? and how much louder would it be?
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do you believe you can create a better balance exhaust than racing beat?
the answer is no if you have to ask...

that presilencer gives it the raicng beat sound
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I thought it was the mufflers?

Considering my car is ******* loud as hell without a RB cat-back.

And don't mess with the presilencer, you're exhaust setup is fine.
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alright i was just curious because the exhaust does not sound as loud as most 3" exhausts ive heard. especially on my old talon i had a full 3" turbo back and it was 10 times louder than this exhaust.
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