Subject	as a fellow NA owner, and a frugal person, I would
Posted by	toyluvr on June 12, 2001 at 5:10 PM
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In Reply To	What is the best exuast set up for an n/a?? posted by JC(Lakers are unbeatable!) on June 12, 2001 at 05:02 PM
Message	wait until the stock units HAD to be replaced. Then I would personally use the Stillen X pipe and JWT Genie exhaust. But I like quiet and subtle along with efficient. And while you are waiting for your stock ones to 'rot', you might be able to find some decent used parts at a much better price from a wreck or someone upgrading to grapefruit launchers.
Follow Ups	What is the best exuast set up for an n/a?? - JC(Lakers are unbeatable!) 17:02:36 06/12/01 right now I'm running flows btw (n/m) - JC(Lakers are unbeatable!) 17:04:51 06/12/01 as a fellow NA owner, and a frugal person, I would - toyluvr 17:10:38 06/12/01 Greddy SP baby! Grapefruit launchers... :) (n/m) - Jackie Chan 17:22:38 06/12/01 how much hp gain are we talkin here? (n/m) - JC(Lakers are unbeatable!) 18:43:27 06/12/01 I think that everyone buys new exhaust for the sound, not HP (n/m) - IcebergZ (MI) 19:11:35 06/12/01 Yea, but I would think 8-10 hp, eh? (n/m) - Jackie Chan 19:14:54 06/12/01 Is that with or without the GREDDY decals on? - MikeM317 (Boston) 22:23:48 06/12/01 Ohh Yeahhhh! GReddy SP's. They sound great. (n/m) - IcebergZ (MI) 19:10:34 06/12/01 Greddy SP! Noticable Change... - ShadowZ 19:09:32 06/12/01 Greddy SP all the way. Low tone sound and not too loud. (n/m) - timz 19:22:07 06/12/01
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