View Poll Results: New RB dual tip or stick with the HKS?
RB dual tip
38
97.44%
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Should I get the RB dual tip?
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Should I get the RB dual tip?
Right now I have the HKS Hi-Power exhaust. As you can see here it's quite large.
It's also very loud. I like the RB dual tip because it's doesn't look like a ricer fart pipe, it's supposed to be quieter, and it looks more stock. I'm just wondering if its worth it to buy another exhuast. (I got the HKS used for $200 so I'm thinking I'll be able to make at least half of that by selling it). If I do buy it it will be with the group buy going on the first of next week.
It's also very loud. I like the RB dual tip because it's doesn't look like a ricer fart pipe, it's supposed to be quieter, and it looks more stock. I'm just wondering if its worth it to buy another exhuast. (I got the HKS used for $200 so I'm thinking I'll be able to make at least half of that by selling it). If I do buy it it will be with the group buy going on the first of next week.
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Originally posted by Azaka
I know that everyone recommends it but I didn't know if it was worth it or not since I already have an exhaust.
I know that everyone recommends it but I didn't know if it was worth it or not since I already have an exhaust.
i dont know....but i switched from n1 dual to the rb...extremely happy i did too.
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Definitely get the RB dual tips, they ARE much quietre, bu that sound real nice too! Plus, if you're ever planning on driving your car to any length of time (i.e to a car show, as a daily driver) the RB's are very easy to live with. I have them and use them as a daily driver
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same here, i go to school in nashville and go home to atlanta, for all the breaks, I've even driven from atl to myrtle beach to nasvhille ~1000miles, and never did the exhaust bother me. However, i don't have midpipe, and I've heard they make more noise, but regardless its probably the best and quietest you can find.
I highly recommend it.
I highly recommend it.
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And beleive me I now what its like to drive in a loud *** car, before the FD I drove a lowered 93 accord EX with intake and magnaflow exhaust..yeah I was one of those guys. I drove back and forth from nashville to atl a few times and it was almost unbearable, I couldn't listen to music because I would have to turn it up so loud. So, comparatively, the RB dual tips are like a mouse squeek.
#15
It's an excellent exhaust, and well worth buying. If you are looking for something more silent, and stock in appearence, you can't go wrong with it. Others around you will also comment on it's noise levels.
#20
To each his own they say.
HKS coffee can exhaust, don't like the look or the noise.
RB stealthy looking and sounds very nice.
Or go single tip RB, flows better than dual tip, more deep sound and looks better than the HKS by far to me.
HKS coffee can exhaust, don't like the look or the noise.
RB stealthy looking and sounds very nice.
Or go single tip RB, flows better than dual tip, more deep sound and looks better than the HKS by far to me.
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Originally posted by Turbo_F1
how much does the duel tip weigh?
how much does the duel tip weigh?