Prototype Rocket Bunnny Exhaust System at Evasive Motorsports
 

Our good friends at Super Street magazine came by our shop today @Evasive Motorsports to get a small update on the Rocket Bunny Garage FR-S!! Check out the new Rocket Bunny exhaust system that we added. The Rocket Bunny exhaust is a prototype exhaust system that is a straight pipe design with little bends. This allows the systems to be less restrictive for boosted FR-S and BRZ.
We also did a (Evasive Spec) race alignment for the track use.

http://www.superstreetonline.com/
http://www.garagefrs.com/
http://www.evasivemotorsports.com

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VIDS PLEASE.

So how extremely loud is the exhaust? 3in ?

We need vids please!

The pipes looks small but damn thats one straight exhaust

you could make ikt 3ft shorter, have the tips go straight and have it all exiting in front of the rear wheels ;)

Its super loud! Ill try to get a video soon when the car comes back! :party0030:

do you have video of the titanium exhaust pictured next to it?

Straight pipes! Wow that thing has to be loud! :)

Thats the HKS exhaust.. If you checked out the links or seen this build before you would know already.

Not that hard to tell too as it is the same exhaust just without the carbon fiber tips.

drooooooooooooooooooooone

thanks. already looked at the links.
Identifying the exhaust is nice but I asked for a video, that means a sound clip.

Did you know that titanium exhausts sound different than stainless steel? what makes an exhaust with totally different tips look the same? not that hard to tell for me maybe but i'm sure someone new to the frs couldn't tell that exhaust from MXP or Invidia right off the bat. Even I had to double check.

Since it is obvious that this exhaust is going for lightest weight and least bends, why not use one flange at the end of the 'Y' instead of having two, one for each tip?

I'd assume for packing / shipping purpose.