Best Aftermarket exhaust for 01 cl Type-S?
12-06-2009, 04:00 AM
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i dont even know what to say when i saw this,
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12-09-2009, 10:57 AM
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If you can wait a few months there is going to be a new catback on the market. It will have great fitment and a throaty but reasonable exhaust note. The construction will be perfect and it will be stainless steel. It will not be as cheap as welding on Magnaflow mufflers but it will be a full catback exhaust and it will be roughly $850 shipped to the cont US when we do the Groupbuy.
12-09-2009, 02:43 PM
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If you can wait a few months there is going to be a new catback on the market. It will have great fitment and a throaty but reasonable exhaust note. The construction will be perfect and it will be stainless steel. It will not be as cheap as welding on Magnaflow mufflers but it will be a full catback exhaust and it will be roughly $850 shipped to the cont US when we do the Groupbuy.
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There is no preference, just buy what you think will fit what you want, I bought the tanabe catback because i like the way it looks and its really deep.
That and it only cost me 463 dollars shipped so I got a deal on it.
I have a personal preference on Japanese exhaust because they sound sportier to me. The Tanabe reminds me of my HKS setup I had on my Skyline when I was in Japan, Deep but sporty.
Custom is nice but I recommend if you make your own with the stock exhaust keep the mid muffler or you will have alot of drone from 1.9k to 2.75k rpm.
Thats why I gave Rajca my old setup it was way too loud for me.
That and it only cost me 463 dollars shipped so I got a deal on it.
I have a personal preference on Japanese exhaust because they sound sportier to me. The Tanabe reminds me of my HKS setup I had on my Skyline when I was in Japan, Deep but sporty.
Custom is nice but I recommend if you make your own with the stock exhaust keep the mid muffler or you will have alot of drone from 1.9k to 2.75k rpm.
Thats why I gave Rajca my old setup it was way too loud for me.
12-09-2009, 04:57 PM
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12-23-2009, 12:06 AM
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There is no preference, just buy what you think will fit what you want, I bought the tanabe catback because i like the way it looks and its really deep.
That and it only cost me 463 dollars shipped so I got a deal on it.
I have a personal preference on Japanese exhaust because they sound sportier to me. The Tanabe reminds me of my HKS setup I had on my Skyline when I was in Japan, Deep but sporty.
Custom is nice but I recommend if you make your own with the stock exhaust keep the mid muffler or you will have alot of drone from 1.9k to 2.75k rpm.
Thats why I gave Rajca my old setup it was way too loud for me.
That and it only cost me 463 dollars shipped so I got a deal on it.
I have a personal preference on Japanese exhaust because they sound sportier to me. The Tanabe reminds me of my HKS setup I had on my Skyline when I was in Japan, Deep but sporty.
Custom is nice but I recommend if you make your own with the stock exhaust keep the mid muffler or you will have alot of drone from 1.9k to 2.75k rpm.
Thats why I gave Rajca my old setup it was way too loud for me.
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