Single exit exhaust for AP1
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Single exit exhaust for AP1
Hi,
Just wondering what peoples opinions are of single exhausts for AP1.
Not so bothered about performance more interested in sound/looks etc.
To clarify it will be a single exit stainless steel cat back exhaust (custom built by AAS, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK)and I will be keeping cat, header etc standard.
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Just wondering what peoples opinions are of single exhausts for AP1.
Not so bothered about performance more interested in sound/looks etc.
To clarify it will be a single exit stainless steel cat back exhaust (custom built by AAS, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK)and I will be keeping cat, header etc standard.
Regards.
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Both are subjective. I like the look of one. Sound wise, I've had a magnaflow single on my boosted S2k and it sounded awesome........put that exhaust on my friends non boosted S2k and it was WAY to loud and ricey. Currently I'm running a Forcewerkz single on a non boosted S2k, and we shall see how it sounds.
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Both are subjective. I like the look of one. Sound wise, I've had a magnaflow single on my boosted S2k and it sounded awesome........put that exhaust on my friends non boosted S2k and it was WAY to loud and ricey. Currently I'm running a Forcewerkz single on a non boosted S2k, and we shall see how it sounds.
My only issue is that I am getting a 'bespoke' exhaust and so wont know what it is going to sound like until its running; however the company do have a solid reputation and a lot of people have recommended them, so I feel I needn't worry.
The only negative for some people is the fact the bumper is set up for twin not an issue for me as its nothing a good body shop cant sort!
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I think its just a case that I prefer the look of a single and although negligible there are arguments that it saves weight and slightly increases performance (no that I will really notice to be honest)
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Thanks for the options, but I am getting a 'bespoke' exhaust built by a local company. Should be good however I couldn't find another S2000 which has been done by them so have no real idea what it will sound like or look like for that matter. They do have a very good reputation and are booked up for 3 months so bodes well for final results.