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Old 05-06-2018, 02:43 PM
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Header?

Curious if any one has tried a skunk2 header how was the install and overall impressions?
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I know the RV6 downpipe/header is available and there is a nice tutorial on how to install it. Keep in mind I believe it adds rasp to the exhaust notes, if this is of concern do some research. Assuming you have the right tools to knock the rusty bolts loose it looks like a few beer driveway job:


DIY: RV6 09-14 TSX Header/Downpipe Install Guide
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[QUOTE=TSX1012m6;16232284]I know the RV6 downpipe/header is available and there is a nice tutorial on how to install it. Keep in mind I believe it adds rasp to the exhaust notes, if this is of concern do some research. Assuming you have the right tools to knock the rusty bolts loose it looks like a few beer driveway job:

The Skunk2 or RV6 add rasp? I have a 2010 tsx I’m interested in putting a cat less header/downpipe on. But do not want rasp if at all possible
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Originally Posted by TSX1012m6
I know the RV6 downpipe/header is available and there is a nice tutorial on how to install it. Keep in mind I believe it adds rasp to the exhaust notes, if this is of concern do some research. Assuming you have the right tools to knock the rusty bolts loose it looks like a few beer driveway job:


DIY: RV6 09-14 TSX Header/Downpipe Install Guide
That is a great guide,thanks for posting. I wasn’t aware of the rv6 line.
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[QUOTE=Wuzupez;16232907]
Originally Posted by TSX1012m6
I know the RV6 downpipe/header is available and there is a nice tutorial on how to install it. Keep in mind I believe it adds rasp to the exhaust notes, if this is of concern do some research. Assuming you have the right tools to knock the rusty bolts loose it looks like a few beer driveway job:

The Skunk2 or RV6 add rasp? I have a 2010 tsx I’m interested in putting a cat less header/downpipe on. But do not want rasp if at all possible
Oh yeah the RV6 deffinetly adds rasp. I had it with the stock exhaust, now I have it with the RV6 test pipe and Greddy Supreme. Still rasp. But I have noticed you hear it more in the cabin then you do outside the car. From the outside it actually sounds really good. Inside night make you cringe. Overall I love the performance tho.
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Here a few example videos. It sounds terrible IMO but I have not heard it in person:


RV6 Downpipe only:

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Fmdnrp92pYE

Lazy didn't want to set the camera or piss the neighbors off but this is rv6 downpipe, rv6 test pipe and Greddy Supreme cat back​​​​​​.

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No idea how to embed video btw. Getting pissed trying
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