Exhaust, will this fit?
12-30-07, 01:27 AM
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Exhaust, will this fit?
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Just wondering if anyone can answer this for me? I have a 2000 model fd. I have seen a exhaust advertised and it says it will fit a 93-97 model FD.. any reason why that wouldnt fit my 2000 model?
Just wondering if anyone can answer this for me? I have a 2000 model fd. I have seen a exhaust advertised and it says it will fit a 93-97 model FD.. any reason why that wouldnt fit my 2000 model?
12-30-07, 09:28 PM
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its an aftermarket turbo back one i found on ebay.. I dont wanna spend mega $$$$ on an exhaust, i just want a bit of noise.. Would rather spend cash on wheels.. Exhaust is only like $160 USD no good u think?
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12-31-07, 12:35 AM
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emmisions dont phaze me too much, i just wanted a bit of noise and look.. im not going for HP or anything..But maybe i should get a better one?...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Mazda...spagenameZWDVW
thats the link above.. tell me what u guys think
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Mazda...spagenameZWDVW
thats the link above.. tell me what u guys think
12-31-07, 12:39 AM
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the way i see it theres no reason to go turbo back when all you want is sound. cat back yould be cheaper, and full turbo back is going to give you more that a "little" noise haha plus taking the stock cat out can lead to boost creep if your not careful and thats bad **** but other than that it "looks" good
12-31-07, 12:45 AM
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the way i see it theres no reason to go turbo back when all you want is sound. cat back yould be cheaper, and full turbo back is going to give you more that a "little" noise haha plus taking the stock cat out can lead to boost creep if your not careful and thats bad **** but other than that it "looks" good
12-31-07, 03:12 AM
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^^ You might be better off searching on the aus ebay as postage will be pretty expensive due to the weight... just a little advice 
good luck! P.S Where abouts in Melbourne are you?
good luck! P.S Where abouts in Melbourne are you?
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hey rxhevn if you have msn add me... djlukewill@hotmail.com
12-31-07, 04:12 AM
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^^^ You've been added - Even if you just get a muffler, save the money and do it yourself... thats a big part of the FD life you'll save big bucks if you do it yourself...
- Even if you just get a muffler, save the money and do it yourself... thats a big part of the FD life you'll save big bucks if you do it yourself...
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i would avoid anything from ebay, i had a 3in pipe for my integra and its crap, didn't line up, crappy welding " on the pipe itself " just my opinion though lol
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