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Which exhaust is right for me?BuyImports2 02-23-2004, 01:21 PM I've got a 94 ls. I'm looking for a complete exhaust system (catback + header)- i believe that covers engine to muffler? I'm probably gonna stay na. I'd buy a new car before I went turbo. Maybe i would do an ls/v-tec conversion. I don't do a lot of racing so most importantly i want mid range power. Would a type-r catback be good? If so, would type r headers fit? Would i need different headers since type r headers are 4-1 and i've heard that 4-2-1 is good for mid range? casperGSR 02-23-2004, 06:59 PM this isn't an uncommon question... you'll prolly get better results doing a search in the forum... you should be able to find some answers that way. whtteg 02-23-2004, 11:47 PM It is hard to tell you which exhaust is good for you. We don't know about the level of loudness you will be wanting etc. Yes the 4-2-1 header will be better for the mid range power. I have the ITR exhasut and if you like a quiet exhaust almost as quiet as stock then it is for you. BuyImports2 02-24-2004, 12:05 AM i kindof want a quiter exhaust anyways. I was reading about exhaust systems and i learned that you need you i/h/e to all match in order to get the best results. Is it a stock type r header the best match for a type r catback? will a certain kind if intake give better results with the type r header/catback combo? right now i've got an ebay short ram... I'll also do a search about this, see what i come up with. thanks for the replies so far Kinked210 02-24-2004, 01:15 AM just dont make ur car sound like a pissed off bumble bee driving around..PLEASE BuyImports2 02-24-2004, 10:44 PM are usdm itr catbacks different sized than jdm? if i buy a usdm itr header, will i need to do modification to get it to fit a jdm itr catback? I have looked for this information but i couldn't find it. If anyone knows of a page with a comparison of the jdm vs. type r comparisons, let me know, there has to be one out there integrasedan 02-25-2004, 12:38 AM does anyone know if u can put a gsr exhaust onto a non-gsr, and how hard will it be, also gains? Konflix Integra 02-27-2004, 06:34 PM GS-R exaust is the same as a LS, and the Type R header w/ ITR cat back exaust should fit a 94 DC2. You will ayso need a cat, but I would just get a test pipe 1/4'' smaller than the rest. SmellBurntRubber 02-28-2004, 12:12 AM Anyone have Tanabe Racing Medallion exhaust? Considering buying it, wondering loudness levels with and w/o the silencer, but I know for a fact that is is very deep. freekinfreak 02-29-2004, 10:44 AM I have a Thermal R&D Stealth cat-back. It's all SS, and was designed for torque, at lower to mid rpm's.And it has a real nice deep sound, sort Ferrari'ish(if you can figure that 1 out ). I payed $400 from a local shop in N.H. A real nice exhaust that I would highly recommend.http://www.thermalrd.com/pics/b101c101.jpg Thermal R&D has recently introduced the ST line of exhaust systems built specifically for street performance. These systems are designed to create a mellower exhaust sound. These systems feature the same great look and quality as our CL systems. ST systems are tuned towards low to mid-range power and are recommended on mildly modified vehicles. spicintegro 02-29-2004, 12:15 PM rs*r catback for exhuast..good performance without the noise vBulletin®, Copyright ©2009, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
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