Exhaust on a auto 2g TL? help!
#4
i dunno..
you tell me..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=722ErAyKGeY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAaQO-Q9cLA
you tell me..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=722ErAyKGeY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAaQO-Q9cLA
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#8
dam thats what i think
i feel that exhaust on a automatic is useless but its sound like a bmw lol. does the sound get annoying at lower shifting rpms? And another question what teins are you going with.... how many inches on the drop.
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^depends. if you're gonna go for axleback exhausts, then midmuffler delete is a must otherwise it'll be too quiet. if you get a catback, you won't need to get the midmuffler removed since that pipe will be replaced anyways and catbacks are generally louder than axlebacks.
#17
I'm getting a Tanabe Hyper Medallion for extremely cheap from a friend's AV6 accord coupe!
Just gonna extend the b-pipe and i'll be on my way to happiness!! haha
And teins are good for people who wanna drop about 2 inches... other than that, they're way too soft to go really low. THeir dampening on their shocks aren't meant to go really low because the lower you go, the less shock travel you'll get because of their design..
FF Type 1 or Type 2 or Type 2.5 (eibach ERS springs )would be nice. I personally have the Type 1's and I love them
Just gonna extend the b-pipe and i'll be on my way to happiness!! haha
And teins are good for people who wanna drop about 2 inches... other than that, they're way too soft to go really low. THeir dampening on their shocks aren't meant to go really low because the lower you go, the less shock travel you'll get because of their design..
FF Type 1 or Type 2 or Type 2.5 (eibach ERS springs )would be nice. I personally have the Type 1's and I love them
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