I know Iv'e beaten this exhaust topic to death already but I have one final question.
I like the sound of both of these catback exhaust systems, which should I go with for my 3.0 CL if I'm looking for more performance and gas mileage??

Wondering if anyone here knows, the reviews for both of these systems are great.

Magnaflow performance exhaust
http://www.autoanything.com/exhausts...0A3039066.aspx

or
GReddy Evo2 exhaust
http://yhst-43541471360993.stores.ya...ex194c244.html

Please and thank you for the help Acurazine!

 

id say they all pretty much perform the same. Get the one that you think looks better.

 

evo2 looks better imo.

 

will this just bolt on?? to the cl seing that its made for the accord

 

i have one question...if i remove the 3rd cat and mid-pipe will this give me a throaty exhaust sound? like for the 350z exhaust sound when they change there exhaust?

 

if you have a 3.0, i dont see why it wouldnt.

2.x's need to get over the fact that any exhaust work will make them sound like lawnmowers.

 

So get dark tint to hide our faces? :p

Still id rather be a lawnmower with gains than a silent gainless stock exhaust.

 

my greddy sp2 sounds nothing like a lawn mower its quiet but when i get on it its throaty i love it.

 

dude just buy the evo 2 muffler its self and go to an exhaust shop and have them make you a catback you'll probably save a lot of money.

 

use Magnaflow....sounds awesome, little mid-range boost

 

hmm im debating this as well... but evo2 almost seems way too wide. i dont wanna throw off the rice vibe..

 

Greddy evo 2 have it on my tl s

 

do these kits bolt up to my 1997 acura cl 3.0?

 

get something with a dual tip & go get some custom piping, i just think it looks so much better

 

what's good about custom pipping as oppose to bolt on ?

 

it just gives you more options, you can pick any universal muffler and have them bend the piping to fit it, plus its usually winds up being a little cheaper. The other upside is since you have to have a local shop do the piping your supporting a local business, something i'm very big on doing these days