regray1

I brought an AP2 S2000 last year from a dealership. The previous owner made a couple of mods like a Password JDM intake an cooling plate, Super Advan ver 2 wheels, and a loud ass Go Tuning exhaust. I was wondering if there's a combination of parts or particula manufacturers that could provide a decent set up.

Chuck S

Many of us are very happy with the Tanabe Medalion Touring dual exhaust. "Mature performance" is a good description. Quality parts. Went on my car in 20 minutes once the car was on my lift as it's 4-part as was the horrible Invidia Q300 some recommended and which I mistakenly fitted and that lasted maybe 3 weeks and one week was waiting for the Medalion Touring from the west coast.

-- Chuck

licelsior

I love my Go Tuning exhaust, its a bit loud but one of the best sounding exhausts.

sea206

I have a berk 63.5 HFC and a Fujitsubo Legalis R and has no drone and is very tame. I had the Go Tuning SE V2 mated with a 70mm EVS HFC and all it did was boom and drone all day. It was annoying as hell.

Fokker

I have a Berk header, Berk 63.5 HFC, Tanabe Touring Medalion. It saves ~36 lbs, drone is non-existent, and coupled with a K&N FIPK, made 221/158 on an MD 300 dyno.

j0oftheworld

I got the Fujitsubo Legalis R since I wanted a good sound and ZERO drone.. I picked mine up from Grouppe-S over in the s2ki marketplace.
I just got a external mic setup and did a couple 1min exhaust clips driving around town. The mic is mounted w. a windsock to the license plate light wiring.

Fuji w. stock header and cat:

Fuji with stock header and Berk 63mm tp:

Langelo DeMysterioso

I'm going to beat the drum over here with my Fuji buddies!

panda25

also password intake and fuji exhaust here but different model, plus 63mm high flow cat.

jackmugen02

Mugen AP2 header/exhaust with a EVS 63mm high flow cat.

j0oftheworld

The Fuji RM-01a is much louder than the Legalis-R.. fyi