Yeah, I would have prefered a bit smaller myself. Hopefuly the bodykit ideas I have will make it look a bit more proportional. I will be going to the Dyno on Saturday also to see if there were any gains made. Will scan the results as I just bought a all in one printer/scanner.

 

Soundclip sounds amazing!! This is the exhaust for me! Can't wait to hear about the dyno and also the drive-by soundclip. Thanks!

 

They stick out WAY too much....and they sound way too loud, I'd rather go with Spoon

 

Here is the Tanabe "Hyper" option...a bit quieter and more understated.

 

They look very nice. what do they sound like?

 

I am very happy with the sound....nice low frequency in the lower rpm's and at VTec it's hard to tell if there is much of a difference. I really like the sound on the downshifts. I did have an inch and a half trimmed of the tips because they were sticking out too much for my liking (they are more like the stock length now).

 

Yeah, I will actualy be trimming the pipe behind the muffler to set it back some. I will have to move the hangars too, but it should set it back just right.

 

I don't think there is any other available dual S2000 exhaust on the market that conveys more of a "purpose" than the Tanabe. For this reason alone, I knew I wanted it. The fact that it delivers impressive gains (5-7hp) in addition to weighing 13-lbs less than stock was icing
on the cake. This exhaust makes every underpass or tunnel sound like you're a member of Team Green!

 

For the tanabe, i believe couple members have already trimmed it and shorten the distance of which the mufflers stick out...it looks pretty good. But personally I think Amuse and Mugen are relatively better for their dual outlets.