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Old 04-07-11, 12:02 AM
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Best cat back for an FD?

I know its not really a technical question, but i see a lot of catback exhaust systems out ther. I hear apexi N1 is really good and the greddy Japanese spec is better. What are some of the best one's to get for the price?
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N1 is loud.

Most people get the Racing Beat. Excellent construction, US based company, good sound, good performance, doesn't look like a rice cannon so cops shouldn't bother you.

There are few long threads in the 3rd gen forum on the topic of exhausts if you want to research them
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+1 for the RB dual tip. I have the Greddy SP which I actually think sounds and flows better. Great contraction and materials but it's grapefruit-shooter sized rolled tip is decidedly NOT stock.
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+1 for RB dual tip. N1 single or duals are LOUD. In the end I think you'll find it will all come as a matter of preference for you (looks, sound, performance, rarity, etc). All will provide decent gains, none "really" overly better than another.
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