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Re: question about exhaust inlet size
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August 24, 2009, 04:11:02 PM »
can a admin close my 2 previous topics? dont wanna open up a 3rd one about a different subject and look like im spamming
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Re: question about exhaust inlet size
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August 24, 2009, 10:16:26 PM »
After looking at the topics you want to close there really is no reason to close them dude. They're not in any way spamming. You're just curious, plain and simple. No sense in closing up topics unless they're reposts.
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Re: decent exhaust brand?
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With regards to exhaust brands, everyone has their own opinion. Search around YouTube or something like that for exahust clips to get an idea of what you're after. Maybe go to an exhaust shop near you and see if they're willing to work with you on different mufflers to try out the sounds or whatever. I'll tell you one thing though, on my DA I went through 4 different exhaust setups until I found what I was looking for. You may end up doing the same.
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Re: decent exhaust brand?
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if you want something quiet the apexi ws2 is great, can pick up a used one for around 120-150
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Re: exhaust resontaor delete
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August 31, 2009, 07:23:55 PM »
Not meaning to revive this thread from the dead, but I know a friend at my school that has a ~07-08 altima 2.5s who removed the resonator on his puny dual exhaust. Needless to say, it sounds like total shit, like a ricer rasp. But, I don't bad-mouth him since it's his car and he can do whatever he wants. I'd imagine that it'd sound pretty similar on our cars.
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Re: exhaust resontaor delete
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September 01, 2009, 04:23:41 PM »
i took mine off with stock piping and a muffler. HUGE FAIL.
sometimes im embarrassed to press on the throttle. doesnt sound super bad, just really bad.
needless to say, dont do it unless your getting quarter piping redone to 2.25. my friends eclipse with 2.25 from the cat and no res sounds pretty good
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Re: exhaust resontaor delete
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Quote from: "Jeff"
Not meaning to revive this thread from the dead, but I know a friend at my school that has a ~07-08 altima 2.5s who removed the resonator on his puny dual exhaust. Needless to say, it sounds like total shit, like a ricer rasp. But, I don't bad-mouth him since it's his car and he can do whatever he wants. I'd imagine that it'd sound pretty similar on our cars.
did you have full exhaust stock? headers and all.
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Re: exhaust resontaor delete
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September 23, 2009, 06:27:49 PM »
Yeah he has the stock exhaust 100%. All he did was remove the resonator. I don't plan on doing anything exhaust-wise to my car unless I end up getting the full exhaust redone, headers and back. It's a lot of money to pump into my car for an exhaust.
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Re: exhaust resontaor delete
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did you hear it persoanlly. did it sound ricey???
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Re: exhaust resontaor delete
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It sounds really ricey. It's pretty bad when he turns the car on cold, but it does get a tad bit better after the car has warmed up. I wouldn't have done it if I was him.
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Re: Stock piping diameter.
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so the stock exhaust piping is a 2" opening? not 1.75"?
looking to get a high flow cat and im trying to match up the piping to my DC Sports 4-2-1 headers flex pipe which are 2"
or should i not deal with getting a universal high flow CAT (which requires some cutting and welding) and just go with an OE replacement like this?
http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/detai ... ab9e&gan=1
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Re: Stock piping diameter.
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I'd get a bolt on aftermarket replacement.
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Re: TSX Exhaust
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Haha, sorry to revive an old post. I haven't been on for a while, but this post has gotten me excited so I must share!
The TSX exhaust is actually a very good (and straight through) design. People who do upgrade their TSX exhausts to an aftermarket do not find too much of a hp gain from what I gathered. It's really all for sound!
Here's a post for more info on the TSX stock exhaust:
http://tsxclub.com/forums/1st-gen-engine/28924-acura-tsx-stock-exhaust-8.html
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The Only Exhaust Thread You Should Ever Post In
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April 21, 2010, 01:30:32 AM »
hey guys, so I'm thinking about doing something with my exhaust. I'm thinking maybe the magnaflow kit MAGNA-15799?
http://www.essentialgears.com/tho/tr/pr ... 28374.html
From the pictures, or from what I've been able to see, it looks like a 4" opening, and 2.5" from the cat back? Would that just look too ricer if I had a 4" exhaust opening? Would a kit for the v6 with dual tips fit a K24?
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Re: Thinking about Exhaust
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April 21, 2010, 07:51:30 AM »
Woah! They actually sell that still. I was under the impression that exhaust was discontinued like 6 years ago. I have 4" exhaust tips and I think it looks badass. The V6 exhaust will "fit", but you'll have to have a shop cut off the V6 flange and weld on the i4 flange so it will bolt on to the cat.
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