Integra GSR: Which exhaust is right?

[skooby]

Which exhaust goes perfectly with the AEM cai with a nice deep sound?

[GSR]

hell ya, crush-bent exhausts give the best gains

[casperGSR]

the greddy evo sounds deep.

[whoneedsvtec]

i have a tanabe hyper medallion, and it sounds sweet. i've gotten many copliments on the way it sounds. its not too loud. nice mellow tone. plus you get about the same amount of power out of it as a lot of the higher priced units. the racing medallion is also a nice piece. :bonghitte

[KrNxRaCer00]

tanabe puts out good products. good middle of the road prices an great sound/performance.

[97gsr]

my vote is for the tanabe also!!
or else i'd probably just bolt up an ITR catback to my gsr:flash:

[90gs]

dunno about a 3rd gen gs-r but i drove a 91 gs with greddy evo paired with dc headers and it sounded SOOOOOO nice... it was the deepest thing ive ever heard

[sak]

I hope everyone here realizes that most mass produced exhauses has a 60mm tubing. What does that mean? Regardless of which one you pick, the only difference between a DC and a Tanabe or a Skunk2 would be the sound and how it looks. The gains are relatively minor.

So when you want to buy yourself an exhaust (usually about $400-$600) and gain about 0-5HP (sometimes you loss HP in some cases) then go for it. Otherwise its just for the sound.

[GSR]

different muffler designs, along with the bottlenecks that some of these exhaust systems have, provide for different flow characteristics. sound is just a bonus. true, they dont offer much of a gain, but neither do many other single n/a parts.

[THE4TH]

i would suggest the comptech system.. headers and exhaust..
it's a really nice sound.. and it doesn't sound like a lawnmower..

[TheRebirth]

i've heard Thermal, Mugen, and Tanabe give a nice deep tone.