heres the deal, i want a deep tone exhaust and couldnt decide, can you guys let me hear what you guys think has the nicest deepest tone? also along with that in mind if u can consider what i have in my car already and if u can help me match up w/ a good deep tone exhaust, maybe upgrade my current intake? i live in boston, ma, i want what is best considering the cold weather we have here most of the time, plus i want new rims, i got 2 sets of factory rims, i want to rid them and get better rims, what brand do you guys recommend with what tires from experience? i was looking into michelin.
i have a 3rd stage clutch, dc ceramic headers, aem CAI (since 2002 though should i upgrade?) and FACTORY exhaust, ive been listening to the tones on youtube and everything but i just would like to hear you guys on it, also i bought a short shifter today from PSPEC, what do you guys think i should add on for a more powerful ride besides a turbo?
Last edited by somstermatic; 11-13-2008 at 02:46 PM.
I don't know much about other exhaust's but I personally really like my WS2. I don't think it's all that deep (so you might not like it) but what I like about it is that it's a good middle between annoying loud and stock quiet, I think it's just right. I have a youtube of my exhaust YouTube - Apexi WS2 cat back on Prelude the video quality is kinda crappy and I was still breaking it in but I guess it'll give you an idea. The only other thing why you might not want the WS2 is cause its not full stainless steel, only the muffler is stainless steel and if you get snow and salt it could rust. As for more upgrades for hp I'm really not an expert by any means I'm sure other people on this site will point you in the right direction; What about upgrading your ECU? That would help. Good luck
i have the mugen twin loop i like the way it sounds but then again as long as it doesnt sound like a weed eater to me its good, lol but seriously its really quiet at idle but has a nice tone while driving.
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I have the Greddy EVO2, it has a really nice deep sound to it IMO. It sounds a little quiet at first but after a week it has such a nice deep tone and gets to a perfect level of loudness. Not rice, just perfect!
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Check out the Tanabe Super Medallion Hyper! Deep and nice tone. If you have the patience, you can wait for a Greddy SP2 to come up around the forums or something. Those are nicely welded, and strong stainless steel to handle the cold weather. Not to mention it has one of the best sounds for the Prelude next to the Mugen Twin loop IMO.
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thanks guys, yeah im lookin for some used exhausts, stainless steel is a good idea, i want to keep my eye out for a mugen, new one is 1200 and i almost crap in my pants, im so broke lol.
ill settle for tanabe or greddy if any is avail or the N1, i guess right now its all about $$, as long as my car dont sound like a ricer's fart im good
oh man forget that i know what i want now!!!! i am going to save up for the Tanabe Super Medallion Hyper!!!!!!! Thanks jjdudem, ive been watching several videos and i just fell in loOooOove w/ the tanabe sound, so any sellers? I am a buyer!
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