Subject	Greddy SP! Noticable Change...
Posted by	ShadowZ on June 12, 2001 at 7:09 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	I got my GReddy SP from Tsao a fellow TT.net member and SDZ32 club member, just got it installed and the performance gain is noticable. It makes the car a little more peppy for city driving, and for freeway driving... the car became very responsive and eager to hit the triple digets :). And the sound??? Ahh, music to my ears, not to loud, yet not too quiet either, very deep tone. If you dont want to spend that much, then buy a used catback system, better than custom in my opinion, but thats just my opinion tho. "Cammy, probably the best looking, but forgotten streetfighter."
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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