Need exhaust advice
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There is no just general best. You need to give more information. Like what’s most important to you. Also budget. You could also try searching and reading some of the thousands of threads on this topic.
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I want loud just not too loud. I seen one called J's racing on YouTube sounded great
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Is drone a major concern? The Invidia N1 is definitely loud (I'm sure some would consider it too loud), but personally I'm really happy with how it sounds. The drone can get very annoying if you're driving it at highway speeds for very long, though.
There are tons of other exhaust options out there. To be honest, I don't have much experience with anything other than stock and Invidia, so I'm mentioning it purely based on my own experience and the fact that I've had several people mention to me that they like the sound of it as well. I'm sure there will be a lot of other suggestions here.
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my short list of single exit exhausts that fit what I want - all 63.5mm
63.5mm single exit
-ASM Siren
-Fujitsubo Power Getter
70mm single exit
-EVS Tuning 70-SSP
Dual exit exhausts
-Fujitsubo Legalis-R
-HKS Hi-power
-Mugen
At the end of the day, exhaust sounds are all subjective. For power, the vast majority is made from the test pipe. The piping diameter doesn't really become a limiting factor until you go FI.
The other main advantage gained from an exhaust is weight savings, up to 40-50 lbs. of weight reduced versus OEM if you go with a single exit titanium exhaust - they are fragile though, and won't last as long as a stainless steel exhaust.
63.5mm single exit
-ASM Siren
-Fujitsubo Power Getter
70mm single exit
-EVS Tuning 70-SSP
Dual exit exhausts
-Fujitsubo Legalis-R
-HKS Hi-power
-Mugen
At the end of the day, exhaust sounds are all subjective. For power, the vast majority is made from the test pipe. The piping diameter doesn't really become a limiting factor until you go FI.
The other main advantage gained from an exhaust is weight savings, up to 40-50 lbs. of weight reduced versus OEM if you go with a single exit titanium exhaust - they are fragile though, and won't last as long as a stainless steel exhaust.
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I know J's Racing is a fairly popular option and I've heard that they sound really good, but I've also seen people raise concerns that the quality of their welding has gone way downhill lately.
Is drone a major concern? The Invidia N1 is definitely loud (I'm sure some would consider it too loud), but personally I'm really happy with how it sounds. The drone can get very annoying if you're driving it at highway speeds for very long, though.
There are tons of other exhaust options out there. To be honest, I don't have much experience with anything other than stock and Invidia, so I'm mentioning it purely based on my own experience and the fact that I've had several people mention to me that they like the sound of it as well. I'm sure there will be a lot of other suggestions here.
Is drone a major concern? The Invidia N1 is definitely loud (I'm sure some would consider it too loud), but personally I'm really happy with how it sounds. The drone can get very annoying if you're driving it at highway speeds for very long, though.
There are tons of other exhaust options out there. To be honest, I don't have much experience with anything other than stock and Invidia, so I'm mentioning it purely based on my own experience and the fact that I've had several people mention to me that they like the sound of it as well. I'm sure there will be a lot of other suggestions here.
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my short list of single exit exhausts that fit what I want - all 63.5mm
63.5mm single exit
-ASM Siren
-Fujitsubo Power Getter
70mm single exit
-EVS Tuning 70-SSP
Dual exit exhausts
-Fujitsubo Legalis-R
-HKS Hi-power
-Mugen
At the end of the day, exhaust sounds are all subjective. For power, the vast majority is made from the test pipe. The piping diameter doesn't really become a limiting factor until you go FI.
The other main advantage gained from an exhaust is weight savings, up to 40-50 lbs. of weight reduced versus OEM if you go with a single exit titanium exhaust - they are fragile though, and won't last as long as a stainless steel exhaust.
63.5mm single exit
-ASM Siren
-Fujitsubo Power Getter
70mm single exit
-EVS Tuning 70-SSP
Dual exit exhausts
-Fujitsubo Legalis-R
-HKS Hi-power
-Mugen
At the end of the day, exhaust sounds are all subjective. For power, the vast majority is made from the test pipe. The piping diameter doesn't really become a limiting factor until you go FI.
The other main advantage gained from an exhaust is weight savings, up to 40-50 lbs. of weight reduced versus OEM if you go with a single exit titanium exhaust - they are fragile though, and won't last as long as a stainless steel exhaust.
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OEM. hahaha
Just running a testpipe.
Can't bring myself to drop money on an exhaust. There are so many other things that I spent money on and prioritized over an exhaust that I still haven't done it.
If money was no object, then the ASM Siren (~$4500 US).
More realistically, I'm looking at the Fujitsubo Power Getter ~$900 after shipping.
Even then, I'd rather spend that money on another set of NT-01s and track fees.
Just running a testpipe.
Can't bring myself to drop money on an exhaust. There are so many other things that I spent money on and prioritized over an exhaust that I still haven't done it.
If money was no object, then the ASM Siren (~$4500 US).
More realistically, I'm looking at the Fujitsubo Power Getter ~$900 after shipping.
Even then, I'd rather spend that money on another set of NT-01s and track fees.