JDM B18CR 60mm or 2.5inch exaust?

[VTec1987]

What size will be better for my car?
Atm i have tri y headers , injen intake.

I will be upgrading to bigger cams down the track

[MM89]

60mm is what you'll get for most aftermarket branded exhausts.
Unless you go custom or Buddy Club Spec 2 ;)

With the JDM B18C, the 4.785FD box and the tri-y's plus the fact
that you're going cams eventually, i would suggest 2.5"

Might be a bit sluggish down low, but everything 3,000 and beyond
will be good times. So you should decide whether you can sacrifice
a little bit of day to day driving convenience for good mid-top end
gains.

[VTec1987]

thanks for your input man

[VTec1987]

for got to mention, does it really matter what brand i buy?

[GSi_PSi]

imo its always good to get a jap exhaust or jasma plated.

[DLO01]

or custom.

[newbie]

not the brand. the quality is the importance... the person who puts it on for you, does the welds and bends.

[ZeForce]

Custom ftw

[VTec1987]

what abt US ebay 2.5 inch custom made for the car?

[Benson]

either is fine for the JDM B18CR. But if you were looking at head work, my pick would be the 2.5inch

[VTec1987]

either is fine for the JDM B18CR. But if you were looking at head work, my pick would be the 2.5inch

thanks for your input man

also does it really matter what tip i have as well?
example :cannon

[DLO01]

Cannon is a type of muffler. A tip is just the end peice.

Get a straight through design muffler, maintaining the pipe size diameter used, ie 2.5 inch internal muffler.

[VTec1987]

well yeh i mean muffler