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This is a discussion on Which Exhaust? within the TECH Discussion Forum forums, part of the TECH Discussion category; For 240sx w/sr20det HKS Hi-Power? Blitz N1? Apexi N1? Apexi GT?...
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For 240sx w/sr20det
HKS Hi-Power? Blitz N1? Apexi N1? Apexi GT? |
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A mandrel bender, a welder, some 3 inch pipe, 2 three inch borlas, a six pack, and a sunny saturday.
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Driftin' to the MOON!
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Have u seen any of the nismo exhaust systems for the sr20det?
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Post idiot
Join Date: Aug 2004
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Do as Parry wrote. Or take those pipes to a garage if it's not sunny or you don't have any equipment.
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Subway Pervert FD
Join Date: Aug 2003
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I'm an A'PEXi N1 Fan... Those are race proven.
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Subway Pervert FD
Join Date: Aug 2003
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yeah i had the apex n1 on mine it was nice
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Post idiot
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How 'bout GReddy? It gives you good power gains (better than Blitz Nur Spec R in the 80mm class in the Subaru WRX test) and operates at legal sound levels (something like 94dB at 3000rpm, while Blitz makes over 100). It's also around the price tag of an A'PEXi. You'll get more power from HKS tough.
EDIT: Lettering mistake. |
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i have apexi N1 duals but thinking of going with a single tip(apexi Gt spec) oh yea and another tip, paint you exhaust flat black so cops wont pull you assss over
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I need an exhaust with good response and good power preferably a single tip
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Post idiot
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Any free-flowing exhaust will make your turo spooling up better. It just depends on your personal preferences of how should it sound or look like (please, don't call me a ricer!).
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id go with apex. n1 and gt are both fine.
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Newbie
Join Date: Oct 2004
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Hello all, I have been reading a lot of these forums on the site lately and this is my first post. I had the same question as sileightykid...you all answered it pretty well. I have checked out almost all of the exhausts that you guys have recommended, but none of the sites really tell you if the overall sound is aggressive, obnoxious, etc. etc. I would prefer something with an aggressive sound when being driven aggressively and quiet, almost non-existent when off throttle. Definitely NOT something that sounds like a coffee can or megaphone! But as I said, they include none of this kind of info on the websites. Now I will get to the point, LOL, is there any way to tell by looking at an exhaust system how it might sound? Or do you just have to hear it to know? Thanks
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Acoustics is alot more complex than you think. The exhaust has pulses which is a certain frequency. Just like a supressor (silencer for you people who don't know what suppessors are) on a gun, the muffler requires a special design to sound the way they do. A'PEXi N1 and the other exahusts mentioned are basically straight pipes with a mufflers that barely muffles if any... Most all those companies make exhausts like this. It also makes more power than other exhausts because there is less back pressure on the turbine. Companies like A'PEXi include flow restrictors to make the muffler work harder. This cuts down on resonance in the exhaust and considerably on the sound also. |
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In one of the last Import Racer mag issues, there was a guide of how to install a HKS Hi-power exhaust. After the installation (with a beat-up factory catalytic converter) they found out that the sound is exactly what S13DREAM would like it to be - silent at low rpms, and aggresive when going higher. I'd reccomend checking that one if search for such sound.
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i love my exhaust quiet...the louder it is..the more chances of you getting caught..dual exhaust for life man
edit: i heard apexi n1's werent so loud? just what i heard |
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Newbie
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Currently Stationed in Germany
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Darkstar---
---Which month was this article in Import Racer that you are refering to? I probably have it and missed the article. Thanks to everyones responses. It's very helpful; even if having to hear an exhaust before I buy isn't the easiest way to do things! LOL. I don't mean to sound like I know nothing about cars, but in the past, the most work I have done to a vehicle was a '78 Ford pickup. Since then, I have become obsessed with the S13 FB and I will be purchasing one as soon as I get back to the US this next spring. Thanks again for your help. |
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I love my apexi N1. Go to www.zilvia.net They have a section that has recordings of various exhaust sounds for your sr for you to make a choice.
Last edited by my 1 88 u; 10-30-2004 at 01:19 PM. |
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Post idiot
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S13DREAM, this was the issue with the HKS CT9A TRB-02 on the cover together with the whole article about SEMA show and AE86 differential installation. Missed the issue? I'm quite close to Germany, I could send you it. PM me for details.
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Born To Drift
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Florida
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N1
get the N1
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APEXI IS THE BEST~! race and street proven. ALL SATISFIED BUYERS
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Post idiot
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Yup, I didn't hear anything bad about A'PEXi, expecially the N1 systems (GTSpec could be a little too loud). "Made in Japan" guys...
Tanabe would be a good shot, did you think about it? |
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Newbie
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Currently Stationed in Germany
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Someone told me once that japanese exhausts are usually a bit more reserved yet aggressive sounding, and that american exhausts are generally more obnoxious. Is this true?
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-yes, yes I am sideways-
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Apexi N1 and HKS hi-power are the best in my opinion. I am getting HKS hi-power for Christmas
. Thank you Santa!
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: where's ur location?if in canada i will come to ur house and cut you!!!
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meh is say [H|K|S] I love them there good im not sure of the price tho.
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