FD Newbie Exhaust Question
12-13-03, 07:19 AM
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FD Newbie Exhaust Question
Another useful question for the FD guru's, Im looking for a really deep sounding exhaust system, Downpipe, catback, everyying, I hate the whiny sounds of hondas and acuras, The only way to know the sound is from experience of other members because the site won't say : "This one sounds deep, This one sounds whiny" Something that is for performance but doesn't sound like a lawnmower, more like one of those TT 300zx's with any catback. the deeper the better, tell me your opinions based on your experiences, thanks!
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do you know where the search button is? I've always wanted to be the first to say that 
From what I have read the Racing Beat exhaust and the PFS exhaust(a little louder than the RB) give the deepest smoothest tones. I am sure there are more experienced/guru-ish people on here that can back me up on this.
From what I have read the Racing Beat exhaust and the PFS exhaust(a little louder than the RB) give the deepest smoothest tones. I am sure there are more experienced/guru-ish people on here that can back me up on this.
12-13-03, 09:46 AM
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Originally posted by JMunilla94RX7
do you know where the search button is? I've always wanted to be the first to say that ......
do you know where the search button is? I've always wanted to be the first to say that
......
Do a search for exhaust or exhaust tone
We have tons of previous topics on exhausts.
And in case you can't find the search button
https://www.rx7club.com/search.php
Search options make sure you have it at just the 3rd Gen Section
12-13-03, 10:30 AM
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exhaust tone is actually dependent of resonating chambers or sound dissipation ,it all depends how u run youre exhaust ,if you use a cat ,cat-back ,or full open exhaust , i run mine fully open with one muffler conical with big resonating chamber ,gives a nice deep tone without sacrificing flow ,at idle it would be deep and at wot it will scream as air is rushed out
if u try and use one of those greddy or hks ,or apexi for that matter , try using it in combination of a cat back or resonator type device ,or else it will sound horrible
if u try and use one of those greddy or hks ,or apexi for that matter , try using it in combination of a cat back or resonator type device ,or else it will sound horrible
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i want full open exhaust (no cat) infact, i was thinking of getting a 3 inch downpipe, 3 inch midpipe and 3 inch straight pipe all the way to the rear, but what muffler should i use, im thiknking something with a big resonating sound, thanks for replies ewveryone
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