Muffler delete
Originally Posted by Thekidwiththereds2k' timestamp='1473999088' post='24063117
I would like that nice garggling sound which unfrotunetly s2000 cant achieve like a scion frs or a 370z heck even a mini copper when you let off the throttle
No cat will just make it louder & raspier, not deeper.
Sound is a personal thing. Its kinda like appearance. What looks good to one looks rice to the next, boring to one, classic to another.
He wants louder, he wants a racetrack soundtrack. Nothing wrong with that. How he is describing it maybe leaves something to he desired...
He wants louder, he wants a racetrack soundtrack. Nothing wrong with that. How he is describing it maybe leaves something to he desired...
A deeper tone and what u want is keep stock header, get a solid quality test pipe. That's the thing some steels are very prone to rasp. It like pronounces the tone in its metal, but anything else is just too dang expensive but a good steel and straight through exhaust will help. Also being NA it's gonna be loud. But what I have noticed on others car is a universal straight through performance muffler with dual circle tips give it a nice off throttle and on throttle tone towards what ur looking for imo, that's the money maker right there, almost Everytime I hear an exh. And I just have to see what he's reppin it's a dual tip.
Only problem with that is and why I don't have one is 1 performance and 2 u want to keep dual exhaust. 3 there is no provision to really have it with the bottom of bumper being close to tip and being a single.
Only problem with that is and why I don't have one is 1 performance and 2 u want to keep dual exhaust. 3 there is no provision to really have it with the bottom of bumper being close to tip and being a single.
Originally Posted by TsukubaCody' timestamp='1473972035' post='24062899
Why are you so insistent on removing the cat?
The S2000 is a high reving 4 cyl and will be higher pitched than any of the previously mentioned cars. You may want to take a little time and go ride in a few different S2000's that have different exhaust systems before you bother doing this and not getting the results you want.
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