Which exhaust for my car?
06-25-07, 09:05 AM
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Which exhaust for my car?
Hi guys,
I am looking to change the exhaust in my car. I have decided that I do not want to heavily mod my car. I am going to limit myself bolt ons, meaning, full exhaust, intake, Power FC, and SMIC, other than reliability mods. I defently want to have a nice bark on the exhaust, but I do not want an annoying 4-cyl sound. I used to have an old Racing Beat exhaust in my last FD that I dont seem to find anywhere. It looked alot like the Apexi Dual N1 Exhaust. I have been debating between the Racing Beat Dual Tip Exahust or the Apexi Dual N1 Exhaust. Which one do you guys recommend? By the way, I only like the look of Exhausts with Dual Tips. Thanks in advance.
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I am looking to change the exhaust in my car. I have decided that I do not want to heavily mod my car. I am going to limit myself bolt ons, meaning, full exhaust, intake, Power FC, and SMIC, other than reliability mods. I defently want to have a nice bark on the exhaust, but I do not want an annoying 4-cyl sound. I used to have an old Racing Beat exhaust in my last FD that I dont seem to find anywhere. It looked alot like the Apexi Dual N1 Exhaust. I have been debating between the Racing Beat Dual Tip Exahust or the Apexi Dual N1 Exhaust. Which one do you guys recommend? By the way, I only like the look of Exhausts with Dual Tips. Thanks in advance.
Evil M5
06-25-07, 09:16 AM
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Racing Beat dual or Apexi N1 duals?
That's like asking do you like the sound of an electric shaving razor or chainsaw? N1 duals are loud, especially without a catalytic converter. If you plan to drive the car around the street, the N1 duals will probably give you a headache as well as some unwanted attention.
That's like asking do you like the sound of an electric shaving razor or chainsaw? N1 duals are loud, especially without a catalytic converter. If you plan to drive the car around the street, the N1 duals will probably give you a headache as well as some unwanted attention.
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06-25-07, 07:16 PM
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Hmm..A very simple search could have provided you with plenty of answers to your questions.
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...t+buyers+guide
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...t+buyers+guide
07-29-07, 07:32 AM
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Hi guys,
I am looking to change the exhaust in my car. I have decided that I do not want to heavily mod my car. I am going to limit myself bolt ons, meaning, full exhaust, intake, Power FC, and SMIC, other than reliability mods. I defently want to have a nice bark on the exhaust, but I do not want an annoying 4-cyl sound. I used to have an old Racing Beat exhaust in my last FD that I dont seem to find anywhere. It looked alot like the Apexi Dual N1 Exhaust. I have been debating between the Racing Beat Dual Tip Exahust or the Apexi Dual N1 Exhaust. Which one do you guys recommend? By the way, I only like the look of Exhausts with Dual Tips. Thanks in advance.
Evil M5
I am looking to change the exhaust in my car. I have decided that I do not want to heavily mod my car. I am going to limit myself bolt ons, meaning, full exhaust, intake, Power FC, and SMIC, other than reliability mods. I defently want to have a nice bark on the exhaust, but I do not want an annoying 4-cyl sound. I used to have an old Racing Beat exhaust in my last FD that I dont seem to find anywhere. It looked alot like the Apexi Dual N1 Exhaust. I have been debating between the Racing Beat Dual Tip Exahust or the Apexi Dual N1 Exhaust. Which one do you guys recommend? By the way, I only like the look of Exhausts with Dual Tips. Thanks in advance.
Evil M5
But if you're trying to lay low, the RB Dual Tip exhaust fits that bill. It looks stock, while also having a nice exhaust note.
07-29-07, 09:24 AM
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Here's my vote...if you looking for a quiet exhaust ...fujitsubo is it.
http://www.fujitsubo.co.jp/inpr_cm_rx7.html
http://www.fujitsubo.co.jp/inpr_cm_rx7.html
07-29-07, 09:38 AM
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PFS polished 4" SS catback is too friggin noisy. Sold mine at a loss after it being on the car for only two days. Might be OK with a cat, but not with a mufflered MP.
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same here mate, I love the HKS sound, I have the single HKS super dragger - tho sound is second to none- beefy, low ...
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Simple break down....
If you want something that flows but is under the radar and looks OEM
Racing Beat Dual is the ONLY way to go...
If you want something that flows and is LOUD as in cruising drone and idle noise as well as up top sound then
Apexi N1
HKS
Blitz NurSpec
Pretty much all the canister types
If you want an in between
Greddy SP2
All the Tanabe lineup pretty much save the Ultra Medallion
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Cheers
If you want something that flows but is under the radar and looks OEM
Racing Beat Dual is the ONLY way to go...
If you want something that flows and is LOUD as in cruising drone and idle noise as well as up top sound then
Apexi N1
HKS
Blitz NurSpec
Pretty much all the canister types
If you want an in between
Greddy SP2
All the Tanabe lineup pretty much save the Ultra Medallion
Re Amemiya
Cheers
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