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Old 05-08-2009, 01:47 PM
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Here are a few pics of an Amuse RS-Silent exhaust that we just acquired for a Z client earlier today:

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Old 05-08-2009, 02:00 PM
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[QUOTE=M6682,Apr 18 2009, 09:52 AM] You can say the GT1 is more suited for FI, but amuse still doesnt have a FI GT1 out.
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lol, i'm well aware of the turbo build they are/were working on. I had titan motorsports build my custom turbo kit based off of amuse's designs that were shown on that motor. They still have yet to put it into a car. I dont know why all the delays. Thats why I stated that the FI GT1 is still based off the hype of how it performs in Gran Turismo. But thats also the reason i wanted to build a turbo Amuse GT1 car like in Gran Turismo. and thats exactly what I did/am still doing.
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That's some great stuff!! Forza 2 is as close as I'll ever come to hitting some of those tracks!
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Nice photos of the Z exhaust. The color change is magnificent.

And thanks for the photo comps. It took me some time to get the cars just right.

One last one I did that I didn't post, although not Amuse related.


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So I'm looking through Hyper Rev Vol. 131, and I notice on page 4 (the first Amuse advertisement) that all of the cars featuring the GT-1 widebody are equiped w/ what appears to be a standard R1 Titan dual exhaust. Was the rear diffuser simply cut to accommodate the standard dual set up, or is this something different than the typical GT-1 rear end we see w/ the high dollar custom exhaust?

The first thing to pop into my mind was... If they could do that w/ a dual, why not w/ the R1 single? Any ideas?
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Amuse changed the design of their rear bumper for the GT1 to accommodate a dual R1 Titan. They arent doing the original dual outlet anymore. I was quoted if i wanted amuse to make me the original exhaust for turbo applications for my GT1 it would be approximately $7000.
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Originally Posted by mr flannery77,May 10 2009, 01:22 PM
So I'm looking through Hyper Rev Vol. 131, and I notice on page 4 (the first Amuse advertisement) that all of the cars featuring the GT-1 widebody are equiped w/ what appears to be a standard R1 Titan dual exhaust. Was the rear diffuser simply cut to accommodate the standard dual set up, or is this something different than the typical GT-1 rear end we see w/ the high dollar custom exhaust?

The first thing to pop into my mind was... If they could do that w/ a dual, why not w/ the R1 single? Any ideas?
From what I know, and what Hunter tells me, the GT1 widebody in that pic has been modified in order to accept the R1 Titan dual exhaust. The rear diffuser part can definitely be modified to fit a 'standard' exhaust, but custom fabrication and cutting would have to be done.

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Most of you guys have probably seen this ad, but if not....


That R1 dual looks great w/ that diffuser!

Sorry about the size. I'll try to resize and post it again.


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