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What do you have now etc, throw ideas at me
Mine sounds like a lawn mower with some cats stuck in it. So poser. So embarasing.

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I have a 3" mandrel bent system from the y pipe back and am using the standard FTO exhaust tips for ultra-stealth mode

As for yours, you probably want to get a new system completely; get a custom made 2.5" setup with performance catalytic converter and maybe 2-3 resonators. Add a Canon if you are that way inclined. That should give you maximum performance gains and have a nice exhaust note without being boomy or droney.
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FTEvolution wrote:I have a 3" mandrel bent system from the why pipe back and am using the standard FTO exhaust tips for ultra-stealth mode

As for yours, you probably want to get a new system completely; get a custom made 2.5" setup with performance catalytic converter and maybe 2-3 resonators. Add a Canon if you are that way inclined. That should give you maximum performance gains and have a nice exhaust note without being boomy or droney.
Only one resonator needed, with good rear muffler and hi-flow cat
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FTEvolution wrote:I have a 3" mandrel bent system from the why pipe back and am using the standard FTO exhaust tips for ultra-stealth mode

As for yours, you probably want to get a new system completely; get a custom made 2.5" setup with performance catalytic converter and maybe 2-3 resonators. Add a Canon if you are that way inclined. That should give you maximum performance gains and have a nice exhaust note without being boomy or droney.
Only one resonator needed, with good rear muffler and hi-flow cat
Totally agree, 2 is over kill 3 is just ridiculous.

What are you looking for? Performance increase? Quiet or loud? or you dont care anything but what you have now?

I am sure we all will agree 2 on 2.5 pipe so that is where you start. But you need to answer the above question in order for us to get a better picture of what you want.
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Anything but what i've got now, makes me want to wear a paper bag over my head (with eye holes cut out for safety of course bla bla)

Performace would be a bonus :) I don't want it to be dead silet want it to have a bit of a "grumble" if that makes sense but not a milo can hello look at me cannon brrr brrrrrrrr brrr meeeow brrr lameness.
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Whats your budget?
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I8A4RE wrote:Whats your budget?
Don't have one :) money isn't an issue
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Don't have one Smile money isn't an issue
We should get to know each other ;)
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Dan25 wrote:
Don't have one Smile money isn't an issue
We should get to know each other ;)
No....no we shouldn't.....unless your rich...then deafinatly!!!! Nothing like a boy with money ;)
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See me in 4 years when I finish my law degree 8)

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Dan25 wrote:See me in 4 years when I finish my law degree 8)

Hahaha.
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Hahaha.

So yea, exhausts...

Have you checked out the Exhaust Mod thread over in the Technical Forum? That's been going off lately. A few different options and opinions have been discussed in there...
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Katie go into the exhaust shop and say I want.........(insert what exhaustI need and what i should ask for here)........when they say yes ask how much (flash some skin here,chance of getting a discount increased by 89.56%) pick up car later that day full of awesome.
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But seriously, there are a few options, depending on how much you want to pay, the performance gains, and the sound you want.

Basically, to go all out would be to get a 2.5" stainless steel mandrel bent exhaust with a hi-flow catalytic converter, one resonator, one muffler and your choice of tip.

For that you are looking at around the $1500 mark.

Of course, there are various things you can do to reduce that cost, it just depends on what you do and don't want/need!
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Dan25 wrote:But seriously, there are a few options, depending on how much you want to pay, the performance gains, and the sound you want.

Basically, to go all out would be to get a 2.5" stainless steel mandrel bent exhaust with a hi-flow catalytic converter, one resonator, one muffler and your choice of tip.

For that you are looking at around the $1500 mark.

Of course, there are various things you can do to reduce that cost, it just depends on what you do and don't want/need!
so if i went there, and said exactly that...theyd know what to do?
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Yes, and you will definitely get some good performance gains, as well as a nice note out of it.

Make sure you go to someone reputable though, or it could become a total disaster.
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Fantastic, Thank you

Will go around to a few places and have a chat once I get my car back from it's respray
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Dan25 wrote:But seriously, there are a few options, depending on how much you want to pay, the performance gains, and the sound you want.

Basically, to go all out would be to get a 2.5" stainless steel mandrel bent exhaust with a hi-flow catalytic converter, one resonator, one muffler and your choice of tip.

For that you are looking at around the $1500 mark.

Of course, there are various things you can do to reduce that cost, it just depends on what you do and don't want/need!
I wouldnt do it in stainless steel (will cost more $$$), its not worth it as mild steel would do the job fine and it will outlast your fto anyway (so I've been hearing on here for the last few weeks :lol:)
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I would have told her the same thing, but she just seems so happy to be spending her money without second thought that I couldn't bear to bog her down with the gruelling detail hahaha :P
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Dan25 wrote:I would have told her the same thing, but she just seems so happy to be spending her money without second thought that I couldn't bear to bog her down with the gruelling detail hahaha :P
Lol note to self..do not listen to dan25 (accountants vs lawyers going strong)
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