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M2, SR or RB - Choices, choices.
05-29-04, 12:30 PM
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M2, SR or RB - Choices, choices.
Hey I am looking into buying a dual tip catback exhaust for an FD which looks similar to stock yet gives me a deeper/louder tone. I've narrowed it down to three choices which are somwhat similar in price; SR Motorsports, Racing Beat, and M2.
If there is someone on here that has heard or owns one or more of these, input is greatly appreciated. They are three great companies but I can't go testing out every one of them.
If there is someone on here that has heard or owns one or more of these, input is greatly appreciated. They are three great companies but I can't go testing out every one of them.
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05-29-04, 12:57 PM
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SR Motorsports: I've seen their exhaust on their website and it looks well made, however, I don't know of anyone on this forum with one. Cost is $699! 
Racing Beat and M2: Do a search. Lots of posts to describe these two, i.e., both are well built, stock looking (if that's what you want), and relatively quiet, however, the M2 is the more aggressive sounding of the two. It's also more difficult to get ahold of one as they are sourced from Australia and M2 doesn't bring in very many.
Racing Beat and M2: Do a search. Lots of posts to describe these two, i.e., both are well built, stock looking (if that's what you want), and relatively quiet, however, the M2 is the more aggressive sounding of the two. It's also more difficult to get ahold of one as they are sourced from Australia and M2 doesn't bring in very many.
05-29-04, 01:30 PM
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699 is alot?
699 is alot?
05-30-04, 04:30 PM
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Hmmm....
So no one is backing up M2 or SR Motorsports.... I think I'll do a little more research and see why the RB is that much better than the M2 before I jump on it. I was also interested in M2's downpipe so I figured buy both from one co. but we'll see...
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M2 is very difficult to order parts from these days.
For downpipes I'd recommend RX7 Fashion ( http://www.rx7fashion.com/downPipes.htm ) pipe after seeing the fitment and the bend difference versus the other downpipe I own and can't use (since it'll only hook up to a midpipe
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The RB seems to be the concensus choice for dual-tip catback these days.
For downpipes I'd recommend RX7 Fashion ( http://www.rx7fashion.com/downPipes.htm ) pipe after seeing the fitment and the bend difference versus the other downpipe I own and can't use (since it'll only hook up to a midpipe
).The RB seems to be the concensus choice for dual-tip catback these days.
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05-30-04, 08:53 PM
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Re: Hmmm....
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So no one is backing up M2.... I think I'll do a little more research and see why the RB is that much better than the M2 before I jump on it. I was also interested in M2's downpipe so I figured buy both from one co. but we'll see...
So no one is backing up M2.... I think I'll do a little more research and see why the RB is that much better than the M2 before I jump on it. I was also interested in M2's downpipe so I figured buy both from one co. but we'll see...
And "TracyRX7" is correct. Parts from M2 are hard to come by since they no longer race RX-7s, and they're catering more now to WRXs. And I second the recommendation on RX-7 Fashion downpipes (http://www.rx7fashion.com/downPipes.htm). I bought one, fit and finish is good, and it's a fine alternative if you can't get one or don't want to wait for one from M2.
On "moehler's" car:
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Yea...specially when I have to leave 4am to 6am in the morning to go to tracks....
N1 Duals is just cool!
N1 Duals is just cool!
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Just be like me and get a loud "ricer" exhaust and annoy your neighbors...
Just be like me and get a loud "ricer" exhaust and annoy your neighbors...
05-31-04, 07:58 PM
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if you search, you should find a thread that shows you where to buy the muffler used by m2 directly for alot less money. your then just a custom bent pipe away from an m2 system (without the polishing on the pipe which is a waste imo anyway) for about 1/2 the money.
05-31-04, 08:24 PM
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if you search, you should find a thread that shows you where to buy the muffler used by m2 directly for alot less money. your then just a custom bent pipe away from an m2 system (without the polishing on the pipe which is a waste imo anyway) for about 1/2 the money.
if you search, you should find a thread that shows you where to buy the muffler used by m2 directly for alot less money. your then just a custom bent pipe away from an m2 system (without the polishing on the pipe which is a waste imo anyway) for about 1/2 the money.
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the thread i refer to showed an m2 exhaust with the name of the muffler on the can and a link to buy that brand of muffler directly. i'll search and try to find it.
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