Blitzen06Wgn wrote:I'm thinking straight pipes too or maybe a little hot dog in place of the big cans at the rear if it gets a bit drony.
I'd be interested in our feedback.
Could you also let us know what it costs. It shouldn't be too hard or expensive to get two sections made up from the 2 bolt flange at the back axle to the bumper including the supports. You could then put on a couple of one into two chrome tips to finish it off.
I ended up changing mine last week and Tried the following.I have Sti Genome Tips,
Got rid of the 3rd cat and replaced it with a collector that I got made up
God rid of the resonator and tried it running straight through like this but it was way too loud and sounded shit.
Next step we stuck a little hot dog on it and it sounds just about right. Im leaning towards to still going up on more size in hot dogs, Im just a bit concerned of the noise under load on take off. Police might look at it and go ...... bit loud. Up top it roars I love it. But as I said I think just for safety sake I might go the nex size up hot dog, as the one I have had put on is only small anyway. All up it cost me about $290 to get the pipe made up and installed with the hot dog, + what ever its gonna cost to change the current hot dog.
I tried uploading the clip to photobucket, but it freezes at 30%, and only goes for a minute so not sure what Im doing wrong.
Little bit off subject but I have known this exhaust place for years and they are old school rockers and work mostly on v8's, their average car is 550-700hp I took a couple of pics as well. There was an old ZC fairlane with a 434 in it 650 hp!!! running a twin 3.5" system ha ha.
You can see the fairlane in the background on the hoist, and to the left in the background that shit looking little fiat had a lancia twin cam motor running a sprintex type supercharger!!! ultimate sleeper
