New Exhaust Set Up

[wtcii]

Little bit late, but oh well. I like the size a lot. Looks real nice! Any sound clips? I know they will not be completely accurate, but something would be nice
Does it sound anything like this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELfs6vQ9p4E

I know you have duals, but does that effect the sound much and different mufflers. I though that they matched your description, kind of.

[timot_one]

Yeah, mine sounds deeper.  I'll see if I can get some recordings of my exhaust when I have time.  I'm going to make a video this weekend if the weather holds up tomorrow and I get my new tune upoaded properly.

[v6sicksspeed]

looks good Tim - yea those greddys were waaay too loud.  i couldnt imagine the drone on a long road trip

[timot_one]

I've done a trip to MI and back and it was horrible.  I felt so bad for the people in the back seat.  I've done a few trips to NYC and back with these on and it's sooo much better.

[dizzle]

Hey Tim, I have a question about your new setup. Did you go to a smaller diamater after the Y-pipe or did you stay with the same throughout the whole system. I ask because I'm hoping to do the rear lip mod soon and I see that there is going to be 2 exhaust cut outs. So I would like to fill in that left cutout even though I just have the 4cyl sedan. My setup right now is a custom skunk2 exhaust with 2.25" piping from the catback with a resonator. Would I be able to stay with a 2.25" piping after the Y-pipe or would I have to go smaller?

[timot_one]

Stay with the 2.25" pipe.

[Paulius005]

Hey since a sedan can fit a v6 coupe exhaust, an i4 coupe should fit a v6 coupe exhaust no problem, correct? Only would have to add a hangar on the driver's side, no?

[timot_one]

The flanges are different at the cat.  They will not bolt on.  You will need to cut the V6 flange off and weld the i4 flange on it.