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Recommended exhaust size and muffler to use?

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    Recommended exhaust size and muffler to use?

    So I am going to be towing the cb to my shop I work at sometime this week so I can do exhaust on it and have a few questions for you guys.

    1. I have access to a full line of magnaflow and flowmaster mufflers, do you guys recommend any one that will give me a very deep agressive sound. I do NOT want the tinny sound you sometimes hear.

    2. What size resonator would you recommend using?

    3. I am thinking of doing 2.5" exhaust. Is there any reason to go up to 3"?.

    I'm sure you know but the car is a f22a1 with a h23 head and intake swap, cold air, header, act street flywheel and race clutch, and other stuff. Basically I want a very deep sounding and nice system. Give me your advise please.
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    apexi ws2 sound great

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      #3
      Hey guys , I've got a similar question. I want to do a cat back system and the one I'm looking at says it's a direct bolt on at the cat. Does anyone know what size the stock cat outlet is?? I don't want to buy the kit and figure out it won't bolt up. Sorry to kind of steal your thread bud but I'm at work and don't have time to go searching. It's relevant so I figured I'd ask. Thanks

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        #4
        I wouldn't go more than 2.25 if you're not going to do any kind of forced induction. There's no reason to. I'm in the same boat you're in. I'm thinking 2.25 and a flowmaster or maybe even a cheap Raptor muffler.
        Sig removed due to excessive size.

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          #5
          2.25 piping and magnaflow..you will love the sound.

          A man that keeps looking back can't see whats in front of him.

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            #6
            Flowmaster makes a great soundin sportcompact series muffler and i would loose the resinator

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              #7
              I am doing the same thing, 2.25 piping with a flowmaster muffler. I had a friend with this set up and it sounded great.
              -Wayne-



              310whp - 296tq

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                #8
                i agree with osl i have a 2 and a quater on mine with a vibrant exaust i kno i never heard of them before but my neighbor had on on his ek and it sounded sick as all hell nice deep tone

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                  #9
                  If your increasing compression aka building the block, boosting, or spraying, you would probably benefit from 2.5". It also depend upon what header you plan on using if you stay stockish, a bisimoto header has 2.5" collector, oem & "ebay" usually have 2.25" or less.
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                    #10
                    a nice 24in resinater,2.25-2.50 to me 3in is for a turbo set up,muffler not to sure never used flowmasterr.

                    my new turbo build

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                      #11
                      get a resonator otherwise it will be raspy as hell.
                      I <3 G60.

                      0.5mm Oversized Stainless valves and bronze guides available. Pm me please.

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                        Originally posted by eurocalicb7 View Post
                        i agree with osl i have a 2 and a quater on mine with a vibrant exaust i kno i never heard of them before but my neighbor had on on his ek and it sounded sick as all hell nice deep tone
                        Vibrant has a lot in the domestic market but has recently started branching into imports. A++ products though.
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