Well i knew my stock piping was going bad but now its really bad, I raced a few people and didnt do so hot on saturday night, Cars I should have creamed i lost to or barely beat, WEll anyway when driving yesterday i heard a clunking, I looked thru my wheel well and saw that my pipe had completely rusted out falling down and resting on my lower control arm. so now the only thing holding my muffler up is the hangers, Pipe is non existent.

Anyways I drive a 99 EX automatic D16y8 with a ZEX kit. What is a good exhaust, I know the people like the WS, but will that be ok for me with spraying or should i get something else. I was also thinking GREDDY EVO but not sure. I dont want anything too weedwackerish but i still want to have it sound good. ANd whatever performance can be gained would be a definate plus.



Where is a good place to get either of those exhausts I dont feel like selling a Kidney to pay for it


THANKS!!!!:thumbup:

 

HKS or APEX universal with custom piping (mandrel bent, not crushed)

 

well i also forgot to mention that i want to be able to put it on myself. I also need it done by this upcoming weekend because I am going to a show a couple hours away and i cant stand driving with none basically whatsoever

 

then i would say greddy EVO

 

RSR Exmag, Apexi WS, GReddy EVO

 

I don't think the exhaust would be a reason that you weren't doing too well... theoretically, wouldn't you be faster? Maybe no backpressure... :dunno:

I think either the Evo or WS would be a nice touch

 

:chuckles:
well the reason i didnt do so hot was because i was stupid and hammered it every time we started up and spun my tires like a mofo h:


I just cant decide on what exhaust to get, the WS i found for 381 and the EVo i found for like 480.

 

what kinda can do u want? n1 style (apex n1, tanabe hyper, skunk2) or traditional (rsr exmag, apexi ws)?

 

I would say prolly N1 style. I think that is similar to what i have on now just the fart can look h:

 

PHiZ is selling his RSR catback for 2 something in the classifieds