exhaust system
10-09-2002, 08:31 AM
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I'm asuming you have an R... But if you runa striaght pipe it will cause CEl and be really loud.
the better method of opening up your exhaust would be to purchase a built one. There are many different kinds just have to see which you like and can afford.
What I would do to keep it affordable, quiet and with a decent power gain is OEM JDM 4-1 with a carsound cat and a Mugen twin loop rear section.
There are just so many different options for exhausts you should do some research and listen to fellow R owners.
Hope my blabing has helped.
the better method of opening up your exhaust would be to purchase a built one. There are many different kinds just have to see which you like and can afford.
What I would do to keep it affordable, quiet and with a decent power gain is OEM JDM 4-1 with a carsound cat and a Mugen twin loop rear section.
There are just so many different options for exhausts you should do some research and listen to fellow R owners.
Hope my blabing has helped.
10-09-2002, 11:04 AM
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currently i have the full mugen twin loop exhaust and im going to get the mugen 4-1 header so you think that i should get a CAT instead of a straight pipe. what did you mean by CEl? do you think that carsound has the best CATs around?
10-11-2002, 06:17 PM
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From studying the design of the Mugen twin loop I don't think it is a power upgrade and possibly even a power robber. many mugen parts are great additions and the exhaust is of great quality but the piping diatmeter is extremely small inside the canister. I recall around a 2" ID.
The Hytech twin loop designed after the Mugen would be a much better choice.
I run stock and can't decide cause everything makes the car louder.
The Hytech twin loop designed after the Mugen would be a much better choice.
I run stock and can't decide cause everything makes the car louder.