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GReddy Evolution GT
I tried searching the forums, nothing but a bunch of old info. So with that being said...
Does anyone own the superseded GReddy Evo 3 (Evolution GT)? I have been researching which exhaust is best for my taste for months now and I think I've narrowed my choice. Ive been looking for an exhaust that isn't high-pitch loud (like a riced out Honda civic) and also avoiding really deep exhausts (that sound like muscle car). The Evolution GT seems to be be in between and seems it has a grimy sound that I like. If you own/owned one how is the install? how is the sound? performance gains? |
I dont know anything about that particular catback sound but,
Catbacks on these cars give virtually no gains its jist sound. The header is where the gains are see basic bolt on mods link below |
Love the sound on e85, however on 91 it's a bit louder - on edge but not quite too loud for my neighborhood (while being paired with ofh, just the catback by itself isn't too loud at all). Gets a lottttt of compliments. Best described it has a somewhat mellow deep bottom end with an angry almost raw scream come redline. I went with this 3" to prepare for boost so I could get a few extra hp down the road when the time comes.
[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7d-DevMLKM"]Subaru BRZ Greddy Evolution GT Before & After Open Flash Header - YouTube[/ame] |
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The Greddy Evo GT has got my upmost attention other than the Berk Delete. Although, I don't plan on getting Turbo/SprCharger the only reason why I haven't gotten the Berk is because I don't want to settle for the cheapest thing in the echaust brz market. |
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Running the open flash tablet off the shelf tune stage 2 91 and stage 2 UEL with launch control and flat foot shifting. Everything you can do yourself after minor research. Has been fantastic for me, fuel trims stay -+5, IAM stays at 1, no knock, no hesitation or hiccups. Very happy with the current setup. The car now actually has usable low end power. Rolling 70-75 on the highway stock the car struggled to gain speed without dropping a gear. Struggled bad. Now it has some passing power, pulls to 80-85 and up no problem without needing to drop a gear. Low end cruise around power is nice in town.
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Forgot to mention the biggest downside, has crappy ground clearance.
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It's the most user friendly ecu tuner for our cars, might be the only handheld one too: http://openflashtablet.com/ http://www.openflashtablet.com/shop/oftofh2-combo/ |
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you get device to flash tunbes log and monitor via guage displays and tunes for stock cars cars with headers both el and uel and for 91 93 petrol and E85 all for $500 no locks on ecu, you can flash different tunes yourself or flash to stock in minutes its easy to use, if you can use a cell phone you can use oft |
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I have the evo gt. Really del when you start the car. Otherwise it's just slightly louder and deeper than stock. I was actually kinda disappointed
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I don't want something extremely loud just enough to get someones attention. |
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