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tomlin02
Joined: Dec 14 2006 Posts: 1 |
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I have a 07' Scion tC ...
I'm looking for CAI, Exhaust, and Header... can anyone give me some advices on them ??? For the exhaust part, i'm looking for something that sounds deep and strong ... i dont like the low tones. i want something that sounds more powerful ... |
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stasis-
Joined: Jun 05 2004 Posts: 4405 Location: Texas! 1986 Pontiac Fiero Last updated: 06/10/06 1998 Chevrolet Camaro Last updated: 08/25/06 2003 Mitsubishi Eclipse Last updated: 12/12/06 |
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pretty much all CAI will work the same a slong as you get a name brand and not an ebay POS
the exhaust is pretty use-dependant toward what you like. magnaflow is pretty decent and tends to give off alow growl |
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silentbob97
Joined: Jun 04 2006 Posts: 89 Location: Huntington Beach CA 1994 Nissan 300ZX Last updated: 11/13/06 |
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Thats not true. Name brand makes no difference. A CAI is just a tube designed to suck in cold air from under the car and carry it to the Intake Manifold. Ebay ones will work just as well as any name brand. BUT the type of filter you get does make a difference! THe cheap ebay CAI systems have crappy filters. So just make sure you get a K&N filter that fits your application. Also when you get your cat-back take into account what your HP goal is. If you plan on gettting forced induction ie turbo for 300+hp then you will need a larger diameter exhaust than if your just going with your N/A set up. You won't see significant gains in HP with just those mods. You will also need to get headers and a hi-flo cat or cheater (test) pipes to maximize the air-flow. They all work together as 1 system to get the cooler air in and out as fast as possible. |
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GlowinPontiac
Joined: Mar 04 2004 Posts: 5960 Location: Central CT 1995 Pontiac Grand Am Last updated: 01/14/07 |
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NEVER use piece of crap APC cone filters. i had one i bought on clearance and it lasted a month before the glue holding it together failed and it fell completely apart.
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Optika1 illushun
Joined: Jun 09 2003 Posts: 1480 Location: Coal Region, Pa |
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Cant help with ur econo-box but i can suggest getting whatever header ceramic coated. its well worth the extra $$$.
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Ryan88
Joined: Aug 09 2004 Posts: 3486 Location: Pittsburgh, PA 1997 Saturn SL Last updated: 01/31/08 1995 Saturn SC2 Last updated: 11/27/07 2002 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Last updated: 07/22/08 1999 Ford Expedition Last updated: 04/28/08 2008 Honda Civic Last updated: 05/04/08 |
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What exhaust brand will give you the most aggresive deep sounding rice growl? Magnaflow?
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justin
Joined: Jan 15 2004 Posts: 5058 Location: Madison |
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i had a magnaflow on my jeep, and it sounded great.
my boss has a magnaflow cat back on his cavy Z and its straight rice. |
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Losing quickly
Joined: Apr 26 2005 Posts: 5693 Location: WI |
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Magnaflow, Borla is good too
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Ryan88
Joined: Aug 09 2004 Posts: 3486 Location: Pittsburgh, PA 1997 Saturn SL Last updated: 01/31/08 1995 Saturn SC2 Last updated: 11/27/07 2002 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Last updated: 07/22/08 1999 Ford Expedition Last updated: 04/28/08 2008 Honda Civic Last updated: 05/04/08 |
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I have a cherry bomb turbo muffler on my *** 4door car, it sounds pretty good, it's not raspy at all, pretty deep at low rpm.
On my 2dr saturn i'm working on, I made a 2 1/4" exhaust for it and put a "Pilot" muffler on. It's nice and deep at low rpms, but when you floor it it's raspy as hell and sounds like an *******. people on Saturn forums say to weld a glaspack a few inches after the cat to get rid of the raspyness, so i'm going to do that. I'm debating to get a magnaflow or another chery bomb turbo muffler. I want a deep growl, not a high rasp. |
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ProjectRAGE
Joined: Mar 04 2003 Posts: 4503 1989 Lincoln Mark VII Last updated: 05/31/07 |
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So do you like your car? |
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Ryan88
Joined: Aug 09 2004 Posts: 3486 Location: Pittsburgh, PA 1997 Saturn SL Last updated: 01/31/08 1995 Saturn SC2 Last updated: 11/27/07 2002 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Last updated: 07/22/08 1999 Ford Expedition Last updated: 04/28/08 2008 Honda Civic Last updated: 05/04/08 |
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Eh, it's gold, has non painted bumpers. It's realy reliable though. Got down to SC, back to pittsburgh without having to put any oil in!
It's a stick though and I like the sound of rice. The cherrybomb turbo muffler is very quite, it sounds good. I had a little glass plack on it and it was so abnoxous. |
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Spkrman
Joined: May 12 2004 Posts: 716 Location: Matteson, IL 1999 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Last updated: 05/05/05 1977 Chevrolet Blazer Last updated: 03/19/05 1985 Chevrolet Blazer Last updated: 06/05/06 |
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stasis-
Joined: Jun 05 2004 Posts: 4405 Location: Texas! 1986 Pontiac Fiero Last updated: 06/10/06 1998 Chevrolet Camaro Last updated: 08/25/06 2003 Mitsubishi Eclipse Last updated: 12/12/06 |
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[quote="silentbob97"]
bull **** ****. clearance is off, materials arent the same, and crush bent pipes (which many include) suck in flow capacity compared to mandrel bent. |
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silentbob97
Joined: Jun 04 2006 Posts: 89 Location: Huntington Beach CA 1994 Nissan 300ZX Last updated: 11/13/06 |
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[quote="stasis-"]
Ok here we go again..... Cheap generic CAIs and SRIs perform nearly identically to the name-brand ones (AEM, DC, Injen, etc). The only thing that changes the powerband, or peak #'s, are slight differences in diameter, the angle of the bend, and the surface area and material of the filter. Now I agree with you that AEM and those brands will fit better than the ebay intakes, but I didn't have any problems with fitting on in my Acura. You also get a carb legal sticker with the name brands which is important if you want to pass smog here in CA. But keep in mind you are paying $200-300 more for basically a sticker. Bottom line...get an intake with the correct diameter and the filter OF YOUR CHOICE and move on to the rest of your performance package. |