What exhaust to get?

[mikepaul21]

I've been looking around on the internet and I'm finding a ton of exhausts but I can't tell what sounds good from the videos and was wondering what you guys liked. I'm looking for something that's really deep and that you can hear a little bit at an idle but not crazy obnoxious and with burnt tips.

[Burrcold]

With that description, and if you're on a budget the Invidia N1 cat back, but there are so many options if your budget is higher.

[FT-86 SpeedFactory]

Q300 I say fits you the best. The N1 is pretty loud.

We also have ours out now as well but only in SS tips.

[JoeBoxer]

Really deep with burnt tips sounds like MXP all the way

[mikepaul21]

My max budget is $1300 but I'd like to spend less than that, this is my first nice car and the first car that I'm modifying at all so I don't know anything at all really. But from what I've been looking at full exhaust seems the way to go and I could stretch to around $1500 for a really nice system.

[mezdup]

I just got the works exhale resonated axleback and I think it fits your needs perfectly. It's a lot cheaper than your budget as its only an axleback but if your looking for more gains with a full exhaust, they also have a catback. I can't link threads as I'm on the phone but there's a few videos here. It's extremely deep and not too loud at idle but great when you open it up.

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[Burrcold]

With that kind of budget, you pretty much have full choice of all the exhausts. Personally I would get (in no particular order) Nameless, Works, or Perrin.

[JoeBoxer]

You could get the motiv overpipe, hfc, and MXP exhaust for under 1500. Apexi makes a good looking one with burnt tips but its pricey.

Works, Perrin, and nameless don't advertise burnt tips, the ARK exhaust might be a good one too.

[Sportsguy83]

Originally Posted by mikepaul21

I've been looking around on the internet and I'm finding a ton of exhausts but I can't tell what sounds good from the videos and was wondering what you guys liked. I'm looking for something that's really deep and that you can hear a little bit at an idle but not crazy obnoxious and with burnt tips.

I see you are fairly new to the site, so I don't want to be an A-hole. For future reference, there is a a search function and even though its sometimes not much of help, it does yield some results.

This are some results I got searching "What exhaust"

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showt...hlight=exhaust

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showt...hlight=exhaust

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showt...hlight=exhaust

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showt...hlight=exhaust

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showt...hlight=exhaust

Just an effort to keep the forum clean, and try and not have redundant information Welcome to the forum!

[mezdup]

Originally Posted by JoeBoxer

You could get the motiv overpipe, hfc, and MXP exhaust for under 1500. Apexi makes a good looking one with burnt tips but its pricey.

Works, Perrin, and nameless don't advertise burnt tips, the ARK exhaust might be a good one too.

oh my bad, i read his initial post as saying that burnt tips were obnoxious. although i'm not sure what he's saying now haha. could go either way.

[fuddbutter]

^^ Might as well turn the forum into a wiki, stop any of these pesky people asking questions :p


I have a Tanabe cat back, sounds fantastic IMO, deep with a bit of rasp and build quality is fantastic!
but doesn't have burn tips..

[Sportsguy83]

Originally Posted by fuddbutter

^^ Might as well turn the forum into a wiki, stop any of these pesky people asking questions :p


I have a Tanabe cat back, sounds fantastic IMO, deep with a bit of rasp and build quality is fantastic!
but doesn't have burn tips..

I guess being polite is not enough?

Are 6 threads really needed on the same question? Cant we ask the same question in one of the other 5 existing threads?

I never said to NOT as questions, I said, you can ask it in any of the others and not create a new redundant one.

[JoeBoxer]

There are probably 10 exhaust threads for each one on the market, I really think members should have to read stickied threads before they can start a new one.

[FR-S Matt]

I love these "best" exhaust questions.

Here's one for you, FLOWMASTER. There, I said it.