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None of these are the fuji.
The top one is HKS and the other 2 images are of the Greddy EVO2.
This is what the fuji looks like, the muffler tips looks very long.
http://img403.imageshack.us/img403/2...ust7tw8.th.jpg http://img369.imageshack.us/img369/9...xcl7nt8.th.jpg
Hope this helps.
which model of Fuji is this? in the video. Which Fuji will best suit euro?
The above fuji is the Fuji Legalis R. And i think its the only one Fuji makes for the euro. Being a dual exhaust, dont expect to get a big difference in power.This exhaust is very quiet and IMO its not the best looking exhaust (the tips are too long!)Quote:
Originally Posted by BusterSonic12
There are many exhaust options available for the euro, both single and dual versions, stainless and titanium versions.
If u could afford a dual exhaust, the mugen or the j's racing is worth having a look at. Both exhaust being constructed using titanium, u get a fairly lightweight exhaust and that unique titanium tone. And also,u retain the dual exhaust look, but the power gains arent going to be as promising.
Another dual exhaust worth having a look at is the buddyclub ProSpec. At around $900, i think this exhaust is worth the money. BuddyClub has a reputation for nice sounding exhausts, but they can also be quite loud!
For single output exhaust, IMO Amuse R1 Titan would be the best exhaust you can possibly get for the euro. It'll give good gains and a nice tone. Also, the J's Racing 60RS that Chris has is also something worth taking a look at. For the price of the 60rs, i think ur getting a fairly good exhaust.
I think at the end of the day, its really what ur needs are.
wow nice info.. i been thinking about the buddyclub prospec. Am i here have one with sound clips??
Gerald28, i got photos of my gauge. what's your email. i send them to you.
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Originally Posted by Gerald28
Some good info there Gerald. At conservative piping diametre a dual exhaust has never shown to have gains of anymore than a few horsepower peak gain. Although i do have to say that with my mugen dual outlet exhaust the low to mid range was improved nicely in terms of throttle response, which i guess is hard to quantify. Also the note of a dual exhaust is going to be quite subdued (unless it's straight through to the mufflers) - and this is a plus or minus depending on your point of view.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gerald28
Also just a point about the mugen vs. j's racing exhaust. As far as i know a dual j's racing exhaust is only being made available for the s2000 in the immediate future, only a single outlet catback titanium fx 60rs or headerback titanium fx 70rr is available for the euro (designed for the CL7). Also the mugen exhaust is not made compltely of titanium as some believe, only the mufflers are - the rest is made from stainless steel.
Amuse does have a good reputation when it comes to exhausts, I've never personally tried one or heard first hand impressions for the CL7/Cl9 application but they are guaranteed lightweight and have great wank factor haha.
Also just a note about the j's racing titanium exhaust, the 60rs exhaust was recently replaced with the j's racing "titanium fx" series which has gone up significantly in price (a few hundred dollars) due to some minor design revisions (shorter end muffler apparently + a slightly louder note).
I think the best bang for buck at the momeny would probably be something from 5zigen / buddyclub and to a degree fujitsubo.
We're lucky when it comes to bolt ons for the euro IMO - probably have the CL7 to thank.
Like gerald said just do a bit of looking around, decide what your needs are and there will be an exhaust to fit the requirements :thumbsup:
anyone have sound clips of the BuddyClub Pro Spec??
i dont remember anyone on any of the CL9 forums installing the BuddyClub Prospec.
I think mugen88 was the first one....but looks like hes never gonna end up installing it.
oh... mayb i might be the first. mayb...
is pro spec the only buddy club exhaust that fits euros??
if not what else fits euro. and what's the difference from that to pro spec
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Originally Posted by Gerald28
The best Fujisubo Catback Exhaust for Euro is Legalis R.
Its dual mufflers same as stock, I bet it will suit your taste mate.
i think thats the only catback made by fujitsubo for the euro......Quote:
Originally Posted by kongfu
nah... i don't like the fujitsubo's the long tip style.... i love steve's evo2 catback ;) but too more cash... i thinking about going with the BC Pro Spec. :D
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Originally Posted by BusterSonic12
I should have my buddy club exhaust installed next weekend, i'll post up some sound clips & photos when its done :)