deep sounding exhaust that flows...
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From: jackson, ms
gordon,
like t88kid said, the greddy SP is nice. i have one as well, and ir is very throaty. my good friend brian recently got the HKS carbon-ti exhaust, and it sounds very similar, but even deeper at idle and low throttle...
louis
like t88kid said, the greddy SP is nice. i have one as well, and ir is very throaty. my good friend brian recently got the HKS carbon-ti exhaust, and it sounds very similar, but even deeper at idle and low throttle...
louis
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I like my Greddy SP. In my opinion it sounds alot better than the other stuff I've heard while keeping the noise level reasonable. Vosko, I thought your RB was pretty raspy. Sounded like all the noise was comming from under the car instead of out the tailpipes. The HKS carbon is alot louder than the sp. It makes a world of difference once you get a midpipe. T&R runs an sp on one of their 10 second race cars so it must flow plenty.
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ok, does the HKS titanium sound deep and bassy and flow well? it looks like it should and it costs a arm and a leg. also, what about the kakimoto gt titanium? i wouldn't have thought the m2 would flow enough, since its 3 inch all the way back? it sounds good, though. i heard it on shawn's car last weekend and it sounded pretty good. looks stock, too. gordo's going gonzo... got to get a new exhaust.
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Originally Posted by gmonsen' date='Oct 11 2002, 10:27 PM
ok, does the HKS titanium sound deep and bassy and flow well? it looks like it should and it costs a arm and a leg. also, what about the kakimoto gt titanium? i wouldn't have thought the m2 would flow enough, since its 3 inch all the way back? it sounds good, though. i heard it on shawn's car last weekend and it sounded pretty good. looks stock, too. gordo's going gonzo... got to get a new exhaust.
mike
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Gonzo....I'd seriously consider at least trying the m2 or racing beat dual, I bet you will be very satisfied. If the opportunity arises, test your current exhaust vs. the m2 on the dyno. I bet the difference in power would only be a few horspower at best.
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yes the HKS flows well. if i could, i would let you hear brians car. he can get you the exhaust if you like. it would not cost you an arm and a leg......i think that he paid around 400 dealer cost.....soooo.....5,000.00 would be about right... 
