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Old 27 Jul 2009, 09:16 pm
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Default Skunk2 Muffler...for an rsx-s make any performance upgrades and sound?
exhaust for my rsx-s is too quite for my taste, id like it to have a nice purrrrr...i see full exhaust systems for like 500+ but does just changing the muffler make a good purrr and any performance upgrades?
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Old 27 Jul 2009, 09:31 pm
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Dont be a ricer, get the whole exhaust... you prolyl will lose HP by doing just the muffler
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Old 27 Jul 2009, 09:46 pm
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If your under 26 it sounds cool & over 26 it gets annoying. It is nice to be able to here your stereo without blasting it or talking on the phone. Cool factor 8, I bet you could do nicer things for $500 than put a noisey exhaust on it. You will never be able to sneak up on anyone. Add a GPS or DVD setup. Buy newer clothes.
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by putting just a muffler on your car, no you will not notice any performance change. you might as well spend the 400 bucks for a world sport 2 by apexi. one of the best sounding exhausts made. but, thats just my 2 cents.
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skunk 2 sounds killer and you gain a few ponys
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For what you want, just drill a hole in the muffler.
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