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Old 02-16-2004, 10:38 AM
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which brands?

I just purchased a 1998 integra LS, and I'm looking for more power. I want to install an intake, headers, and exhaust, but not too sure which brand to get? It's been suggested to go with either an AEM or INJEN intake, DC headers, and GREDDY or SKUNK 2 exhaust, any opinions?
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Old 02-16-2004, 12:44 PM
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Re: which brands?

all depends on what you want it to sound like and what your plans are for the future.
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Re: which brands?

Looking for a deep sound, but not too loud. Maybe in the future I'll be looking at turbo, but that's a long time away from now.
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Re: which brands?

if u want a deep sound get a apexi n1, it sounds so nice butits pretty loud......
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Re: which brands?

Greddy exhaust, its low and quite, but loud when you'r in the higher rpms
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i say you go with the skunk 2 exhaust....it is what i have and it is spectacular.....deep sound with moderate power gains if matched up with the dc sports 4-1 header and the skunk 2 intake manifold. i say you go with aem intake but get a bypass valve if ur goin cold air because $40 is better than $3000 for a new engine when you get hydro-lock.
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Re: which brands?

Thanks for the input, I'm going to start pricing the products.
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well if you're gonna eventually do a turbo don't even bother buying and intake and header... waste of money... save the 5 hundred bucks and put it towards the turbo... as far as the exhaust I like the greddy evo. my 2 cents.
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