J's Exhaust
05-09-2005, 05:18 PM
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J's Exhaust
J's releasing a full cat-back titanium exhaust for TSX(EuroR).
I just read on AJ Racing website. Price is approximately same as Fujitsubo, so, I think it is a very good alternative esp when it is full titanium.
Will email AJ for more info
I just read on AJ Racing website. Price is approximately same as Fujitsubo, so, I think it is a very good alternative esp when it is full titanium.
Will email AJ for more info
05-09-2005, 07:09 PM
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J's releasing a full cat-back titanium exhaust for TSX(EuroR).
I just read on AJ Racing website. Price is approximately same as Fujitsubo, so, I think it is a very good alternative esp when it is full titanium.
Will email AJ for more info
I just read on AJ Racing website. Price is approximately same as Fujitsubo, so, I think it is a very good alternative esp when it is full titanium.
Will email AJ for more info
05-09-2005, 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Bender Unit
You confused me when i 1st read. I was like.. WTH? Full Titanium Cat-Back for the price of Fujitsubo $850. Make it more clear, Dude.
now, stick with ur 1/2 titanium, hee hee
05-09-2005, 10:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Mugen_Whore
listed as 1k US lol. but i still think it is a steal to have full titanium cat back at that price. Pretty famous brand in Japan too.
Originally Posted by Mugen_Whore
now, stick with ur 1/2 titanium, hee hee
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05-09-2005, 11:50 PM
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Definitely looked like it will be very loud, but it look good if you want all out power and don't mind the noise.
If I have a Civic or Integra, I would definitely look into it, may be even the 70mm one for all out power. But for my TSX, I definitely want something quieter and low key like the Fujitsubo.
If I have a Civic or Integra, I would definitely look into it, may be even the 70mm one for all out power. But for my TSX, I definitely want something quieter and low key like the Fujitsubo.
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05-10-2005, 11:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Bender Unit
Wait a minute, the only 1 list on AJ Racing website for CL-9 is J's Racing 60RS Titanium Muffler for $1040US. Isn't it only the muffler or you are talking about different one?
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05-10-2005, 11:31 AM
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Originally Posted by MC-CL7
Definitely looked like it will be very loud, but it look good if you want all out power and don't mind the noise.
If I have a Civic or Integra, I would definitely look into it, may be even the 70mm one for all out power. But for my TSX, I definitely want something quieter and low key like the Fujitsubo.
If I have a Civic or Integra, I would definitely look into it, may be even the 70mm one for all out power. But for my TSX, I definitely want something quieter and low key like the Fujitsubo.
So, not only material, also depends on how they design/build it.
05-10-2005, 11:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Mugen_Whore
100% wrong. My titanium muffler is even more quiet than fujitsubo... or may be the same. BUT for sure, it is not loud. Very deep tone too, sounds the best along all exhaust available for CL7/CL9, IN MY OPINION.
So, not only material, also depends on how they design/build it.
So, not only material, also depends on how they design/build it.
05-10-2005, 11:32 AM
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Originally Posted by virtualbong
Oh, Titanium has a thinner wall...damn, well titanium is out for me because I'm done with the loud cabin noise.
Titanium = thinner wall
Titanium =/= Loud.
that is so wrong.
05-10-2005, 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Mugen_Whore
I show u my pics already duzy.
Didn't i include the video too?
Didn't i include the video too?
i think you have mugen?
and no you didn't send me a vid.
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05-17-2005, 12:23 PM
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Originally Posted by lcrazyaznl
Can you send me the video too please? i'm in the process of looking for alternatives to getting a 700 $ exhaust
05-18-2005, 12:37 PM
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Mugen is not titanium.
Titaniums exhaust are louder than regular ones by my experience. Maybe it is not raspy or annoying, but they resonate more. Maybe this specific one is not as bad as others, but I WOULD BE LEARY OF A TITAN EXHAUST IF YOU WANT A QUIET RIDE.
Titaniums exhaust are louder than regular ones by my experience. Maybe it is not raspy or annoying, but they resonate more. Maybe this specific one is not as bad as others, but I WOULD BE LEARY OF A TITAN EXHAUST IF YOU WANT A QUIET RIDE.
Both Mugen Mufflers are Titanium, Pipe & Resonator is Stainless Steel.
05-18-2005, 04:24 PM
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Originally Posted by MrHeeltoe
Mugen is not titanium.
Titaniums exhaust are louder than regular ones by my experience. Maybe it is not raspy or annoying, but they resonate more. Maybe this specific one is not as bad as others, but I WOULD BE LEARY OF A TITAN EXHAUST IF YOU WANT A QUIET RIDE.
Titaniums exhaust are louder than regular ones by my experience. Maybe it is not raspy or annoying, but they resonate more. Maybe this specific one is not as bad as others, but I WOULD BE LEARY OF A TITAN EXHAUST IF YOU WANT A QUIET RIDE.
Totally wrong again!! it depends on the design. It is true that you can not alter the natural frequency of a material (i.e. what u call resonating). However, there is other things u can do. u CAN NOT just conclude that titanium exhaust are louder than regular ones just b/c the one u have tried before is louder. At least I won't say titanium is more quiet in general while the mugen muffler is made with titanium.
05-18-2005, 04:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Mugen_Whore
Don't have info on the exhaust yet... I will wait until they got the shipment, then go check it out in person.
will keep u update
will keep u update
05-19-2005, 11:06 AM
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Originally Posted by Mugen_Whore
Mugen is not titanium... woot!!! I suggest u to do some research before misleading other people. thx.
Originally Posted by Mugen_Whore
Totally wrong again!! it depends on the design. It is true that you can not alter the natural frequency of a material (i.e. what u call resonating). However, there is other things u can do. u CAN NOT just conclude that titanium exhaust are louder than regular ones just b/c the one u have tried before is louder. At least I won't say titanium is more quiet in general while the mugen muffler is made with titanium.
Please do not lecture me about exhaust. I know more about exhaust than most of the people here. I have had a lot of experience.
Yeah, maybe this titan exhaust is not too loud. But I still stand by my belief. The bottom line is, the entire point to using titanium is because it is stronger and allows a thinner wall material, resulting in a drastically lighter weight. Thinner walls are not going to insulate the sound as much and therefore are going to allow sound to rumble up through the floor of the car.
GENERALLY speaking, a titan exhaust is going to be louder inside the car. And by resonating I am referring to the reverberrating sound bouncing around inside the car, which is not necessarily a high pitched sound. Maybe noise out the muffler would not be so bad, but inside the car it could get annoying. If the Mugen exhaust is made of SS and the mufflers are titan, then that would explain the nicer sound. At that point, the titan use is purely for bling factor, not performance.
05-19-2005, 12:36 PM
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So u stand by ur belief.
ok, since u know so much about exhaust and u have so much experience with various exhaust, u should have heard of Power House Amuse exhaust right? (if J's does not sounds familiar to you). Can you tell the people here the noise level of amuse exhaust compared to brand like Spoon, Blitz, Apexi, tannabe, or 5zigen (those that not using titanium)? Or u can use ARC titan exhaust for comparison too.
well... or just give some example that titan exhaust is much louder than non-titan. I would like to know too
ok, since u know so much about exhaust and u have so much experience with various exhaust, u should have heard of Power House Amuse exhaust right? (if J's does not sounds familiar to you). Can you tell the people here the noise level of amuse exhaust compared to brand like Spoon, Blitz, Apexi, tannabe, or 5zigen (those that not using titanium)? Or u can use ARC titan exhaust for comparison too.
well... or just give some example that titan exhaust is much louder than non-titan. I would like to know too
05-19-2005, 01:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Mugen_Whore
So u stand by ur belief.
ok, since u know so much about exhaust and u have so much experience with various exhaust, u should have heard of Power House Amuse exhaust right? (if J's does not sounds familiar to you). Can you tell the people here the noise level of amuse exhaust compared to brand like Spoon, Blitz, Apexi, tannabe, or 5zigen (those that not using titanium)? Or u can use ARC titan exhaust for comparison too.
well... or just give some example that titan exhaust is much louder than non-titan. I would like to know too
ok, since u know so much about exhaust and u have so much experience with various exhaust, u should have heard of Power House Amuse exhaust right? (if J's does not sounds familiar to you). Can you tell the people here the noise level of amuse exhaust compared to brand like Spoon, Blitz, Apexi, tannabe, or 5zigen (those that not using titanium)? Or u can use ARC titan exhaust for comparison too.
well... or just give some example that titan exhaust is much louder than non-titan. I would like to know too
Originally Posted by Mr heel toe
GENERALLY speaking, a titan exhaust is going to be louder inside the car. And by resonating I am referring to the reverberrating sound bouncing around inside the car, which is not necessarily a high pitched sound. Maybe noise out the muffler would not be so bad, but inside the car it could get annoying. If the Mugen exhaust is made of SS and the mufflers are titan, then that would explain the nicer sound. At that point, the titan use is purely for bling factor, not performance.
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Originally Posted by PixelHarmony
He said Generally speaking, and on top of that he said inside the car which is not referring to sounds outside the car (which is totally different). I know for sure that each exhuast will sound different on every car, so if you're saying you've ridden in the same make and model with a titan and non titan exhuasts and heard a difference on the inside then I guess you're right. but listening to cars with exhuasts drive by can't really give you a generalization of how loud the exhuast will resonate inside the car.
and the amuse r1 titan is pretty loud.
05-19-2005, 02:00 PM
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Originally Posted by PixelHarmony
I'm still waiting on someone to get the 5zigen Aspec proracer....
i thought it was full stainless.
if it was dual, i would get it.
anyone want to buy my comptech
05-19-2005, 02:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Mugen_Whore
So u stand by ur belief.
ok, since u know so much about exhaust and u have so much experience with various exhaust, u should have heard of Power House Amuse exhaust right? (if J's does not sounds familiar to you). Can you tell the people here the noise level of amuse exhaust compared to brand like Spoon, Blitz, Apexi, tannabe, or 5zigen (those that not using titanium)? Or u can use ARC titan exhaust for comparison too.
well... or just give some example that titan exhaust is much louder than non-titan. I would like to know too
ok, since u know so much about exhaust and u have so much experience with various exhaust, u should have heard of Power House Amuse exhaust right? (if J's does not sounds familiar to you). Can you tell the people here the noise level of amuse exhaust compared to brand like Spoon, Blitz, Apexi, tannabe, or 5zigen (those that not using titanium)? Or u can use ARC titan exhaust for comparison too.
well... or just give some example that titan exhaust is much louder than non-titan. I would like to know too
First, learn how to spell and use the shift key. ur not doing much 4 ur own credibility hear
And no, I cannot tell everyone the noise level of all these exhausts. Besides, many of the manufacturers you list make multiple exhaust product lines. Is an A'PEXi World Sport loud? Compared to stock yes, but compared to an N-1 it is quiet. And yes, I have heard of Amuse.
I have not had every exhaust out there, and I am not trying to say I have. That is not the experience I have had. I have worked for an exhaust manufacturer and helped design exhaust systems for all kinds of cars. I know how different designs and materials affect the power and sound of a system.
You don't have to take this whole thing so damn personally man. I am not trying to insult you or anything. I am just saying, be aware...titan exhausts are meant for racing, and as such, sound level is not generally a design concern when they are produced! Let alone the fact that titanium is notoriously prone to cracking under the high heat conditions and exhaust system deals with.
I have seen too many people buy up all kinds of racing products in the interest of bling factor, then end up miserable with their cars because all of a sudden it is not suitable for daily driving any more!
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05-19-2005, 02:03 PM
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Originally Posted by MrHeeltoe
First, learn how to spell and use the shift key. ur not doing much 4 ur own credibility hear
And no, I cannot tell everyone the noise level of all these exhausts. Besides, many of the manufacturers you list make multiple exhaust product lines. Is an A'PEXi World Sport loud? Compared to stock yes, but compared to an N-1 it is quiet. And yes, I have heard of Amuse.
I have not had every exhaust out there, and I am not trying to say I have. That is not the experience I have had. I have worked for an exhaust manufacturer and helped design exhaust systems for all kinds of cars. I know how different designs and materials affect the power and sound of a system.
You don't have to take this whole thing so damn personally man. I am not trying to insult you or anything. I am just saying, be aware...titan exhausts are meant for racing, and as such, sound level is not generally a design concern when they are produced! Let alone the fact that titanium is notoriously prone to cracking under the high heat conditions and exhaust system deals with.
I have seen too many people buy up all kinds of racing products in the interest of bling factor, then end up miserable with their cars because all of a sudden it is not suitable for daily driving any more!
Marcus
And no, I cannot tell everyone the noise level of all these exhausts. Besides, many of the manufacturers you list make multiple exhaust product lines. Is an A'PEXi World Sport loud? Compared to stock yes, but compared to an N-1 it is quiet. And yes, I have heard of Amuse.
I have not had every exhaust out there, and I am not trying to say I have. That is not the experience I have had. I have worked for an exhaust manufacturer and helped design exhaust systems for all kinds of cars. I know how different designs and materials affect the power and sound of a system.
You don't have to take this whole thing so damn personally man. I am not trying to insult you or anything. I am just saying, be aware...titan exhausts are meant for racing, and as such, sound level is not generally a design concern when they are produced! Let alone the fact that titanium is notoriously prone to cracking under the high heat conditions and exhaust system deals with.
I have seen too many people buy up all kinds of racing products in the interest of bling factor, then end up miserable with their cars because all of a sudden it is not suitable for daily driving any more!
Marcus
nuff said.
back to topic bishes.
so any news of the j's racing exhuast?
05-20-2005, 04:52 PM
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Originally Posted by dzuy
actually, these kind of comparisons are done in best motoring videos.
and the amuse r1 titan is pretty loud.
and the amuse r1 titan is pretty loud.
ROFLMAO 88db is loud. U win then.... (I suggest u to look at the number recorded for stock too.)
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Originally Posted by Mugen_Whore
Mugen is not titanium... woot!!! I suggest u to do some research before misleading other people. thx.
Totally wrong again!! it depends on the design. It is true that you can not alter the natural frequency of a material (i.e. what u call resonating). However, there is other things u can do. u CAN NOT just conclude that titanium exhaust are louder than regular ones just b/c the one u have tried before is louder. At least I won't say titanium is more quiet in general while the mugen muffler is made with titanium.
Totally wrong again!! it depends on the design. It is true that you can not alter the natural frequency of a material (i.e. what u call resonating). However, there is other things u can do. u CAN NOT just conclude that titanium exhaust are louder than regular ones just b/c the one u have tried before is louder. At least I won't say titanium is more quiet in general while the mugen muffler is made with titanium.