here is a little video i just had runing my brother... magnaflow mid section, dp and duel RB.... WOT Pull at around 17-18 psi sounds pretty good, and sounds nice and low at normal driving. just when the turbos kick in, it gets loud... it didnt even sound that loud during videoing it till i saw it
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RB Dual Tip FTW! you can find them for about 450-500 + or including shipping used and in GREAT shape.
I LOVE MINE! |
Thanks guys. I really like the subtler look of the RB; most of the other 'zorsts I've seen have too much of that mid-90s rice feel to them.
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Originally Posted by arghx
(Post 9732106)
Best part about the RB exhausts is that they minimize highway exhaust "drone" and don't have a weed wacker sound when you rev it. The dual tip looks great and doesn't attract cops.
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I love everything about the RB dual. So much, that I'm trying to either trade my HKS hi power for one or just buy one and sell my HKS hi power. :)
Can't wait to get one! |
I installed my RB dual back in '98. Still looks and sounds great, excellent quality product!
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rx7.com had the cheapest price when I bought mine. They also have great support. Mine showed up with the tips damaged--UPS dropped it on end some how. They sent me a new one, without waiting for me to return the damaged one. Most places would want it back first and make you wait.
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I like the old school Greedy Sp Exhaust it's has a very nice looking shiny canister and it's quiet.
I heard it on a Fd and its nice and quiet. Also the Greedy PE exhaust looks nice as well, but I dont know if its as quiet or louder than the RB Dual tip. Then again you can never go wrong with RB they make great quality products. There full exhaust for the Turbo-II comes with a down pipe and pre silencers and its the best full exhaust system for the Turbo-II money can by hands down |
Originally Posted by Donn Hecht
(Post 9738202)
I like the old school Greedy Sp Exhaust it's has a very nice looking shiny canister and it's quiet.
I heard it on a Fd and its nice and quiet. Also the Greedy PE exhaust looks nice as well, but I dont know if its as quiet or louder than the RB Dual tip. Then again you can never go wrong with RB they make great quality products. There full exhaust for the Turbo-II comes with a down pipe and pre silencers and its the best full exhaust system for the Turbo-II money can by hands down |
i have NEVER heard anything negative regarding the RB
oh i have one for sale btw |
Originally Posted by sub9lulu
(Post 9738846)
i have NEVER heard anything negative regarding the RB
oh i have one for sale btw |
Originally Posted by G's 3rd Gen
(Post 9739220)
Here's some negative. if your looking to get the most flow it is not for you. I love the way it looks and sounds but lost 13rwhp on the dyno between it and my pettit racing single tip catback. Also spool was slower due to its restrictiveness. This was @ 15 psi on stock twins. G
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Originally Posted by hades
(Post 9737615)
rx7.com had the cheapest price when I bought mine. They also have great support. Mine showed up with the tips damaged--UPS dropped it on end some how. They sent me a new one, without waiting for me to return the damaged one. Most places would want it back first and make you wait.
I agree w/the customer service at www.rx7.com...... definitely the best in the industry in my experience :icon_tup: |
It is a great looking exhaust. Just a bit larger than stock but the dual tip still looks close to stock. Sounds sporty, and doesn't attract "negative" attention. Since I put mine on, I backfire more than I used too but the fd's running a lil' rich tho which I believe is why. I got mine due to all the great reviews I read on here. glad I did. :)
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Have RB dual tip on my car, absolutely love it. The sound at idle gets confused with v8's (by idiots of course)
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Originally Posted by woof
(Post 9739964)
It is a great looking exhaust. Just a bit larger than stock but the dual tip still looks close to stock. Sounds sporty, and doesn't attract "negative" attention. Since I put mine on, I backfire more than I used too but the fd's running a lil' rich tho which I believe is why. I got mine due to all the great reviews I read on here. glad I did. :)
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Well, it's on and much nice than my old setup. The sound is more distinctive, less cop-baiting, and much easier on the ears during extended freeway stints. And it looks so much better! I hated the mid-90's coffee can ricer styling I was running before; this isn't stock looking but doesn't clash with the factory lines either. It does backfire a lot more, but other than that it's a total improvement. Good stuff.
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A few observations that might be interesting to readers of this thread:
Originally Posted by Supernaut
(Post 9731948)
I went from stock to RB single tip when I had just reliability mods. There is a very big difference. Revs come up ALOT faster. ALOT faster........Its very civil and it looks nice.
Originally Posted by G's 3rd Gen
(Post 9739220)
Here's some negative. if your looking to get the most flow it is not for you. I love the way it looks and sounds but lost 13rwhp on the dyno between it and my pettit racing single tip catback. Also spool was slower due to its restrictiveness. This was @ 15 psi on stock twins. G
Originally Posted by DaveW
(Post 9740663)
I had an old PFS exhaust on my FD before I switched to the RB dual-tip. With the PFS, I had severe highway drone, but almost never had a backfire. Now, with the RB DT, I have no highway drone, but now I do have the occasional backfire. For reference, I am still on the OE ECU.
I have to agree with the majority of the posters, it's hard to go wrong with the RB. |
I have a PFS exhaust if any of you is wiling to trade for a RB?:D
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Originally Posted by Speed of light
(Post 9911801)
...Yea, I experienced the same drone plus backfiring when I installed mine. I cut my PFS open, stuffed it with ceramic wool and now it sounds about the same as a newer RB single (and with little or no backfiring)....
I would assume, since the FD's EGT's are so hot, that a similar thing would happen there. Dave |
Originally Posted by DaveW
(Post 9911997)
On my racecar (SCCA Formula Continental), I run a muffler due to noise regs at the tracks. When I originally had the ceramic wool that came with it, it was reduced to a few ceramic "pebbles" in a couple of sessions. The ceramic wool couldn't stand the heat and had melted! I now run SS wool, and even that degrades over a few weekends and needs repacking. I may go to the muffler packing advertised as being for "endurance racing."
I would assume, since the FD's EGT's are so hot, that a similar thing would happen there. Dave Your experience and observations are very interesting. Do you know the brand, rating or trade name of the product you've used? I've used a couple of different things over the years, both with good results: 1) One is rock wool/mineral fiber, which seems to be able to take the heat in a cat back for most uses; however, it does react with mild acids, something that has concerned me--but I never saw any detrimental effects in practice. It is made from furnace and process slag and rated at approx 1300 (def F) iirc. (I can see where this product might be on the ragged edge if operated at high rpm/load for a longer period of time.) 2) The second product is refractory ceramic insulation blanket that is used for high temp furnaces/foundry processes, rated at least 2000+ (deg f). I have specified and used this stuff all over the place (industrial & automotive) without any known issues. In fact, I built a resonator into my downpipe (where the precat would reside) using this material and it's still intact after 3 yrs of constant use. I'm not sure how you would get temps high enough to destroy this stuff, outside of having a rocket motor (lol) or lots of free oxygen. It should perform similar to the SS material. Hmmmm. -Joe |
Interesting. Maybe the stuff I had wasn't truly ceramic (maybe fiberglass?), although it was advertised as ceramic. Coast Fabrication advertised the endurance racing packing. Here is a link to a PDF on repacking: http://www.coastfab.com/images/pdf/packingmaterial.pdf
Dave |
I love my racing beat exhaust. I also have a magnaflow mid pipe. At idle it sounds nice and quiet and when i punch it sound awesome. no annoying sound.
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Originally Posted by DaveW
(Post 9912264)
Interesting. Maybe the stuff I had wasn't truly ceramic (maybe fiberglass?), although it was advertised as ceramic. Coast Fabrication advertised the endurance racing packing. Here is a link to a PDF on repacking: http://www.coastfab.com/images/pdf/packingmaterial.pdf
Dave Joe, do you know where could I get some of the ceramic stuff you used? It might be even better than the SS mesh that Coast offers. Dave |
Originally Posted by DaveW
(Post 9912368)
Well, I guess we can't believe everything we're told. The packing that melted in my racing mufflers was almost certainly the "high-temperature lightweight fiberglass material," despite the fact that I was told (not by Coast Fab) that it was ceramic.
Joe, do you know where could I get some of the ceramic stuff you used? It might be even better than the SS mesh that Coast offers. Dave How much do you need? Figure it's about an inch thick uncompressed. I've previously bought it in bulk, so I'm sure I have some of the real deal left over--I could send you some for evaluation. -Joe |
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