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Old 05-21-2007, 12:57 PM
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Hiya! Just about to order Mugen Exhaust, Came across this ?New Amuse Ti Dual OEM style exhaust Link: http://www.bulletproofautomotive.com/catal...ail.php?ID=1455.
I know previous GB from Bulletproof Automotive ''disaster'', anyway, is exhaust new on market? Would this be the same as 'old' version Amuse exhaust? Is this worthy contender for the mugen exhaust? (apart from price )
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Err, that's a little over priced imo it's a bloody cat-back!
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They are the lightest duals you can buy though. Only thing lighter is a single and not by much.
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I've said it before, get yourself a nice J's 70mm dual or single, they are better for FI.
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Originally Posted by rambo1,May 21 2007, 08:57 PM
Would this be the same as 'old' version Amuse exhaust?
Looks nothing like the 'old' Ti exhaust (Look more like a Mugen).

If it is solid Ti it will be one of the lightest exhausts available, however the build quality on the 'old' Amuse exhausts was not too great with quite a few owners, including myself, having problems.

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Originally Posted by Boab01,May 21 2007, 11:13 PM
Err, that's a little over priced imo it's a bloody cat-back!
More titanium in it than the other Amuse dual though - OEM style mufflers. This also suggests greater weight that the other Amuse dual.
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when doing a wee search today i came across and thought it was over priced
IMO id rather have the mugen
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HOW MUCH!
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IIRC i think it was about $2500
well there or round abouts
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Mikeys comment was an exclamation, not a question! (I believe )
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