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Old 03-21-2019, 01:49 PM   #1
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Megan racing na catback dual canister

I wanted to know if anybody owns this and there expierence with it? Is it to loud to live with? Does it get raspy? How does it pair up with uel headers? Quality? Thanks

It would either be this or a works axle back exhale abm axleback?

I just want a deep bass sound with little drone and noo rasp at all
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I wanted to know if anybody owns this and there expierence with it? Is it to loud to live with? Does it get raspy? How does it pair up with uel headers? Quality? Thanks

It would either be this or a works axle back exhale abm axleback?

I just want a deep bass sound with little drone and noo rasp at all
Honestly, just get the MXP COMP RS. I think thats what you're looking for
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Do you have the mxp comp rs?
From 1 to 10 how loud is it?
Ima put uel headers to.
No Rasp? Drone?

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Nothing else to exhaust will be done just catback and uel headers plus tune

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Why Megan Racing or Works?

You are going to find most people are running and recommend the Perrin, CSG-Spec 86 Touring (MXP), Invidia N1/Q300, Greddy Supreme/Evo, HKS Legamax, and Tomei. Why? Because of proven sound and build quality.

What UEL headers are you looking for? That will also determine the overall outcome. JDL is probably the most expensive but highest quality UEL out there. Tomei and Gruppe-S are also very good, and more affordable. Borla is a proven name also.

How loud do you want it (too loud to live with is VERY subjective)? If you want bass and no rasp/drone, make sure you are getting a resonated CBE.
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I was going to go with the megan works becuase it sounded really deep and bassy throughout rpms without going high pitched. The works abm axleback i heard has good quality and is deep I hate high pitched sounds so no rasp. I like deep growl like with bass. I can live with a bit of drone to know the exhaust is there while cruzing. I want nothing as loud as i heard a mxp comp or n1 thanks for the help

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Why Megan Racing or Works?

You are going to find most people are running and recommend the Perrin, CSG-Spec 86 Touring (MXP), Invidia N1/Q300, Greddy Supreme/Evo, HKS Legamax, and Tomei. Why? Because of proven sound and build quality.

What UEL headers are you looking for? That will also determine the overall outcome. JDL is probably the most expensive but highest quality UEL out there. Tomei and Gruppe-S are also very good, and more affordable. Borla is a proven name also.

How loud do you want it (too loud to live with is VERY subjective)? If you want bass and no rasp/drone, make sure you are getting a resonated CBE.
Do you think this one fits the bill? The mxp touring is not asloud as the mxp comp rs?

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I was going to go with the megan works becuase it sounded really deep and bassy throughout rpms without going high pitched. The works abm axleback i heard has good quality and is deep I hate high pitched sounds so no rasp. I like deep growl like with bass. I can live with a bit of drone to know the exhaust is there while cruzing. I want nothing as loud as i heard a mxp comp or n1 thanks for the help

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That picture is wrong. That part number is for the MXP COMP RS. The MXP SP and CGSxMXP Touring is not as loud, but you will have good tone and volume paired with UEL header.
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So if i go with uel catless headers max comp rs and n1 wouldnt be recomended because of how loud it is

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