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Old 04-12-04, 03:17 PM
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i have a 93 R1 with 92k miles on it. Engine runs perfectly still, and i believe it has been overhauled at some point. I have the chance to get an apex gt spec exhaust cheap from a friend. I'm wondering if there are any ill effects that i can expect from bolting on the cat back to a stock FD. Thanks.
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it will be louder...
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i used to have an S14b with a straight pipe so im used to noise
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Your exhaust should flow a little better. It won't cause any problems.
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