Can anyone suggest a good but not overly expensive stainless steel exhaust (from cat back) that sounds like the original and fits like original ie no horrible pipes stick out the back and not so low that it scrapes every time i go over a road hump?
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6n 16v stainless exhaust advice needed
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the only exaust thats going to sound like stock is a stock pipe as the stainless pipes are harder (the metal is harder than mild steel) so it "reflects" more sound and the less sound that is asorbed into the metal the more comes out the end, this is what gives a stainless a unique and raspy sound
as for them scrapeing cos there too low, i have never had a problem with this and i used to use peco so make sure the exaust isnt made of sticky tape and string (which the peco almost was!) and you should be ok
if youve got your heart set on stainless (even though it costs more) then all i can suiggest is that you ask a custom shop who specialise in exausts
as for them scrapeing cos there too low, i have never had a problem with this and i used to use peco so make sure the exaust isnt made of sticky tape and string (which the peco almost was!) and you should be ok
if youve got your heart set on stainless (even though it costs more) then all i can suiggest is that you ask a custom shop who specialise in exausts
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6n 16v stainless exhaust advice needed
So can you recommend any custom exhaust shops? or good exhaust factor?
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