most quiet exaust (ignore other one)
04-07-2004 | 08:41 PM
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i have an ITR muffler, and its much more quiet than the greddy SP i replaced. and no, the greddy sp is not a quiet exhaust. its not as loud as an N1 or something, but quiet shouldnt be a word to describe it.
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05-04-2004 | 08:41 AM
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With the APEXi world sport being titanium power coated, and not stainless steel, has anyone had experience, or know if htis will rust? One of my friends says that the outside will not rust, but it will rust from the inside out. anybody know?
05-04-2004 | 10:51 AM
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Originally Posted by MrFatbooty
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The two quietest ones are the RS*R Exmag and A'PEXi WS. Personally I'm partial to stainless pipes which the WS doesn't have so of those two I'd get the Exmag.
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The two quietest ones are the RS*R Exmag and A'PEXi WS. Personally I'm partial to stainless pipes which the WS doesn't have so of those two I'd get the Exmag.
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A'PEXi WS
RS*R Exmag
I too prefer stainless, but want a relatively quiet exhaust.
JD
05-04-2004 | 08:06 PM
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My mistake, MrFatbooty... I should have just read and not relied on the pictures.
ExMag features
- quietest exhaust note on the market (most applications)
- refined stealth like appearance
- ceramic coated mandrel bent piping
- dyno proven gains in horsepower and torque
- engineered in Japan
- signature RS-R exhaust tip
- constructed with 409 stainless steel for long life
ExMag features
- quietest exhaust note on the market (most applications)
- refined stealth like appearance
- ceramic coated mandrel bent piping
- dyno proven gains in horsepower and torque
- engineered in Japan
- signature RS-R exhaust tip
- constructed with 409 stainless steel for long life
05-04-2004 | 10:12 PM
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From: St. Louis, MO & Chicago, IL
Originally Posted by Chris N
Mugen Twin Loop is ridiculously quiet around town and even when on the gas pretty hard.
Obviously, like an aftermarket exhaust, it makes some noise when in the upper RPM ranges... but comparitively, its quite quiet.
Obviously, like an aftermarket exhaust, it makes some noise when in the upper RPM ranges... but comparitively, its quite quiet.
05-05-2004 | 06:52 AM
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From: Raleigh, NC
FlowMaster makes an affordable axel back exhaust. Much like other flowmaster products the exhaust tones are deep at low RPM (not even noticeable unless you have your windows rolled down) but it sounds sweet above 4500rpm. http://store.summitracing.com/partde...rt=FLO%2D17223