Best Sounding Exhaust For 94 FD3S
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Best Sounding Exhaust For 94 FD3S
Opinions? I like the sound of the dual tip Racing Beat exhaust with a resonated mid pipe. Just looking for something that will help eliminate turbo lag when I get around to putting the GT35r in her. The exhaust I'm running right now is catted- which I will need to pass emissions in Arizona.
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rx-smebbin415 (04-26-20)
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I guess I should re-title this thread, haha! I just wanted to see what everyone would say was their favorite sounding exhaust system for the FD! I wasn't really looking for suggestions because you pretty much nailed it with what you said
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I really like the sound of the Amemiya Dolphin Tail exhaust. But it looks...like a droopy nose. Right now I have some weird custom exhaust (no brand, looks custom made at least)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DzhExe27Pk
REALLY bad video quality, and I didn't rev it at all, because I was making the video to show how much condensation was in my exhaust (and asking in a different post if this was a normal amout of water in my exhaust)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DzhExe27Pk
REALLY bad video quality, and I didn't rev it at all, because I was making the video to show how much condensation was in my exhaust (and asking in a different post if this was a normal amout of water in my exhaust)
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Opinions? I like the sound of the dual tip Racing Beat exhaust with a resonated mid pipe. Just looking for something that will help eliminate turbo lag when I get around to putting the GT35r in her. The exhaust I'm running right now is catted- which I will need to pass emissions in Arizona.
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I recently went for a test drive with a Blitz Nur-spec catback equipped car. Quite a bit better sounding in person than videos on youtube (well oviously!). It was loud, but definitely nice.
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St Mays sounds a lot like the RB twins, but a little louder and (from what I've heard) flows much better. That was on my shopping list until these RBs kinda fell into my lap for cheap.
I ran a Peter Farrell for awhile and it wasn't too droney either. If you want LOUD, go with Apex'i N1 duals and a midpipe. Your neighbors will hate you!
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Peter Farrell: (I recognize that license plate! )
I ran a Peter Farrell for awhile and it wasn't too droney either. If you want LOUD, go with Apex'i N1 duals and a midpipe. Your neighbors will hate you!
St Mays:
Peter Farrell: (I recognize that license plate! )
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IIRC, you'll be trimming something under your bumper with the St May's. And there are variables to consider, cat or no cat, wrapped or no wrap, single vs. twins, etc. And they'll all sound different under load than sitting and idling or just static rev'ing. They'll all sound different from behind the steering wheel too.
Just one thread I found in a quick search in the 3rd Gen. Section that might be helpful.........but ultimately it all boils down to personal taste....
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generati...ddy-sp-992770/