[Euro] Mugen Exhaust Impressions

haha man it was already pretty F%#$n dinged when i got it. the parts that are dinged shouldnt really affect the performance in anywy tho so all is good... and it's impossible to tell when it's on.

but yea... .your gonna have to be very very careful with your car

haha when i scrape with mine i just scream a few profanities then im on my merry way :p

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Originally Posted by stephen8512

hahahaha
and once i get my greddy installed, i'll upload the sound clip for that too!

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It'll be good to hear another clip.

There are clips of the Fujitsubo, Comptech and GReddy exhausts available at http://homepage.mac.com/tonecool/Fil...Sharing20.html

I'm looking forward to hearing the Mugen to compare.

I haven't ever been able to find a Tanabe sound clip...

You got a nice cat-back exhaust :-D
I like the tone of it, deep and nice :thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by Chris_F

yep pictures to come in the next couple of days - aka_NSX had it for sale in his signature... im suprised no one else saw it. It was about to be shipped down to sydney aswell! but i nabbed it while it was still up in brisbane haha - i almost feel bad for not letting you know about it and buying it for myself coz you got the whole mugen thing going alrady

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Did you buy it from Laski ? I think his mugen is being shipped from japan.

PM sent btw.

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Originally Posted by spoondc2

You got a nice cat-back exhaust :-D
I like the tone of it, deep and nice [img]images/smilies/thumbup.gif[/img]

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haha how do you know that? - you see me somewhere?

genk-jomblo, pm responded... ah yea i did buy it from laski it was second hand from japan

chris,
just a question
i plan to DIY my greddy evo2. just wondering, did u see the work going into the installation of ur mugen exhaust? wat sort of tools u need? cuz i have the general tools like spanner, socket wrench, car stand, etc. would u need a torque wrench? or any other tools?
and is it hard to install and hard to loosen/tighten the nuts for the exhaust?

stephen8512,
Baboo has fit the cat-back for me b4, it takes about 1.5 hrs to do it. For what i have seen, u don't really need a torque wrench if u are strong enough. The nuts are pretty tight, WD-40 will help to loosen the nuts.

Chris,
congratulate with ur purphase, can't wait to see the photo and sound clip of ur new cat-back system.

it was a 25 min job with 2 man working on it when i got mine installed at a shop.
seems that it only requires the basic tools.
Jack up the car
remove the stock exhaust
bolt on the new exhaust.

They fitted on a gasket between 1 of the exhaust joints as well as added a layer of some blue paint like liquid between the joints before fitting it on. No idea what it is, didnt ask.

if you have good tools, probably wouldnt be a problem getting the existing nuts and bolts off. No torque wrench was used..

http://home.swiftdsl.com.au/~stephen.lee/Misc/

go here for the sound clip of Chris_F's mugen exhaust!
i must say, sounds VERY VERY nice!!!!!!! a lot like the greddy ehxuast!!! nice deep tone without sounding like a fart can. on top of that, its a MUGEN!!!!
:thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by Chris_F

haha how do you know that? - you see me somewhere?

genk-jomblo, pm responded... ah yea i did buy it from laski it was second hand from japan

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:p I was there on the day you remember?

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Originally Posted by stephen8512

http://home.swiftdsl.com.au/~stephen.lee/Misc/

go here for the sound clip of Chris_F's mugen exhaust!
i must say, sounds VERY VERY nice!!!!!!! a lot like the greddy ehxuast!!! nice deep tone without sounding like a fart can. on top of that, its a MUGEN!!!!
:thumbsup:

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Hey it sound even better now :thumbsup:

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btw ... sooooo tempted with new exhaust now .. :P

anyone got skunk2 exhaust clip ?