Good shop to install exhaust
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Originally Posted by stealthninja296
From what I understand, the Carbon TI and the HP TI are essentially the same thing.
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Originally Posted by redlude97
From what I understand, that isn't a completely authentic HKS exhaust, but rather one made by SFR using universal HKS carbon canisters, so its not even close to the same as the HKS Hi-power. I believe your piping is also 3" and made for turbo applications, not NA setups. I'd still like to hear how it sounds sometime though, hopefully you don't lose too much low end
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..Dang.. that looks good. But I'm curious, do you void any warranty when doing this yourself rather a dealership or certified installer? I'm considering having the dealership do my intake & exhaust.. but the price tag ($2,200) I don't know if I can justify - especially since I've read it's a simple install.
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Originally Posted by swame
..Dang.. that looks good. But I'm curious, do you void any warranty when doing this yourself rather a dealership or certified installer? I'm considering having the dealership do my intake & exhaust.. but the price tag ($2,200) I don't know if I can justify - especially since I've read it's a simple install.
Taking the stock exhaust off was the only thing that was hard. Some bolts were in really difficult to reach places and took a while to get off. But after the stocks are off, it's really pretty easy to put the aftermarket one on.
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