which one do u recommend
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which one do u recommend
apexi n1 dual
RS*R GT2
HKS hi power
borla true dual
which one would you recommend.
i consider HP and Tourque gain. maybe 50% louder than stock. High flow for later turbo app(willing to sacrifice some back press for now).
Looks dont matter, they all look nice lol hopefully it'll look nice on a kenstyle rear bumper.
Does anyone actually have these? can I get some opinions?
Thanks
RS*R GT2
HKS hi power
borla true dual
which one would you recommend.
i consider HP and Tourque gain. maybe 50% louder than stock. High flow for later turbo app(willing to sacrifice some back press for now).
Looks dont matter, they all look nice lol hopefully it'll look nice on a kenstyle rear bumper.
Does anyone actually have these? can I get some opinions?
Thanks
#4
Neither. Point being that when and if you get a turbo kit, the style and design of the exhaust that you may have to/want to use...might be different and you are going to have to buy another one anyhow.
If you just want to blow the $1500 for an exhaust....then to me...its not worth it. All you are buying is noise. No real HP gains. Spend that cash in making the engine more durable when you actually get the turbo kit. Or just save the cash for the kit itself.
However....I am asuming that you have $1500 that you just want to blow. If so...then just get the HKS Hi Power version. It is supposed to be a true dual exhaust and according to HKS, has enough flow to support a forced induction setup. The Apexi N1 and RSR are great exhausts but flows from a 2 into 1 into 2, with a 3" mid pipe. Would be good enough for about 400wHP roughly.
Just my $0.00002 cents worth of thought and opinions. But then again...opinions are like @$$holes....everyones got one.
Depending on what you want at the end...go from there. Dont waste your time just getting parts because you want to be differnent then change them out again when you find something else. Waste of hard earned cash. I changed my exhaust twice...rims three times...and going to possibly changing my brake system twice. So I am burning cash in a way that I didnt want to as well. Ahhh but live and learn.
If you just want to blow the $1500 for an exhaust....then to me...its not worth it. All you are buying is noise. No real HP gains. Spend that cash in making the engine more durable when you actually get the turbo kit. Or just save the cash for the kit itself.
However....I am asuming that you have $1500 that you just want to blow. If so...then just get the HKS Hi Power version. It is supposed to be a true dual exhaust and according to HKS, has enough flow to support a forced induction setup. The Apexi N1 and RSR are great exhausts but flows from a 2 into 1 into 2, with a 3" mid pipe. Would be good enough for about 400wHP roughly.
Just my $0.00002 cents worth of thought and opinions. But then again...opinions are like @$$holes....everyones got one.
Depending on what you want at the end...go from there. Dont waste your time just getting parts because you want to be differnent then change them out again when you find something else. Waste of hard earned cash. I changed my exhaust twice...rims three times...and going to possibly changing my brake system twice. So I am burning cash in a way that I didnt want to as well. Ahhh but live and learn.
#6
Originally Posted by GZire
You might want to think about a custom setup. Choose your mufflers and have a shop bend the pipes (size) of your choice.
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Dont even bother with headers if you are going to go the turbo route. With the assumption of not the Turbonetics Single turbo.
Anyhow, most systems have their own headers to use with the system. So dont bother with getting headers if you are going to boost the car.
A turbo kit should pass recon assuming its CARB legal I believe.
Look into the Forced Induction sections. They will be able to answer more in depth.
Anyhow, most systems have their own headers to use with the system. So dont bother with getting headers if you are going to boost the car.
A turbo kit should pass recon assuming its CARB legal I believe.
Look into the Forced Induction sections. They will be able to answer more in depth.
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