anyone know Fujitsubo Accord Euro Leaglis R Catback Exhaust and Mugen Accord Euro Sports Exhaust System in detail.
compare them with price and performance.:wave:
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anyone know Fujitsubo Accord Euro Leaglis R Catback Exhaust and Mugen Accord Euro Sports Exhaust System in detail.
compare them with price and performance.:wave:
I know 1 thing,Mugen will cost a bomb.:eek:.Fujitsubo sounds almost like like stock till you hit vtec.Approx.$1100+install.I've heard somewhere that on a dyno Fujitsubo made virtually no gains over stock.Quote:
Originally Posted by bentusi123
i'd say performance will be very similar.
fuji will cost u anyway around 1k where mugen will double that.
u'd better off with fuji for sure.
lol from what i heard from that meet the dde with the mugen exhaust.. quiet as!
yeah his name is also Peter. lol
mugen exhaust is pretty much like stock honestly, its so quiet but once you hit over 4000rpm it gets heaps loud. but the gains for the performance is one of the best if not the best exhaust ( besides from the straight through 3" pipe )
he also has intake and headers and its THAT quiet.
$2400 landed in Aus for Mugen and about $1.1k landed for the fuji ( correct me if im wrong alex )
got any dyno results with mugen exhaust?
cause 3" i reckon would be too big for N/A and would end up losing power rather than gain.
ideal would prob be 2.25 -2.5"
any one know who i can get the legalis r through? i just had a look on jdm yard and they got it priced at $1650...
check another trader, they quoted me abt 1.3 - 1.4k a few weeks ago. Dont recall which trader it was. Do a search in the trade section and it should pop up.Quote:
Originally Posted by euro_tr4sh
"CL7 Accord Euro Legalis R ( twin muffler ) $1400 incl gst SOLD OUT!"
from jdmyard
i tried to get the legalis R. but it sold very fast.
it is hard to find the second hand, and the jdm yard is too much to spend.
is it possible to get just the legalis R muffler? or whats another good quality, quiet muffler out there?
i got 5zigen pro racer Aspec and they are pretty quiet.
JASMA approved.
but because they are 5zigen. single outlet--> $1100-1200; dual outlet --> $1850 or so.
just a quick question what do you guys think about the greddy evo 2 exhaust for the euro??? how does it compare to the fuji,5zigen,buddyclub and mugen ones.
From the research i've done the Euro cat backs make little to no hp gains,all they seem to do is change the exhaust sound.Better spending money on hi flow cat and/or headers.
Yea I agree. If you want extra hp better to spend it on headers...Quote:
Originally Posted by tony1234
If you got the $$$ get the whole set straight through from headers-cat-catback...
true - best exhaust ive seen only got 2-3kw atw...Quote:
Originally Posted by tony1234
majority of them youll see maybe 1-2kw gain...
no point getting a aftermarket exhaust for performance without first getting headers and high flow cat.
thats where all your gains will be!
but - if your just after a nice sound, then sure, go for exhaust :) thats why i got mine! lol and hopefully grab an extra 2kws lol
Get yourselves a custom 2.5 stainless and with the money left over put it towards a set of headers! All up you cost about the same $ as a branded catback!
Here you are! Euro R headers! clean it up, port the inner welds and a coat of hi temp paint, hi flow cat, custom exhaust < 1.5K easy.
http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthread.php?t=83069
this one is too far away, but its cheap, i think.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nepolian
so, header is more important than exhaust. which header is good to use? there is one on ebay, its cost $1225. too much......
how about:Injen Accord Euro CAI + JDM Accord Euro R K-Series Intake Manifold + Fujitsubo Accord Euro Leaglis R Catback Exhaust/5zigen Pro Racer A Spec exhaust? and plus which header?
Comptech.approx.$780 landed.i have it on my car.:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by bentusi123
A mate of mine(hes a mech.)said to chop the 1st resonator out from the exhaust for a bit of a hp gain.am going to try it later today.I'll report back.Quote:
Originally Posted by EUR003act
so, compare the price, that header is much cheaper?Quote:
Originally Posted by tony1234
is it possible i change the header myself? just a idea come out~
Changing the header yourself is possible,
Pain in the arse to work on though,
Not very expensive to have it installed anyway, personally its not worth the hassle of doing yourself
Im pretty sure the guy is doing it landed.Quote:
Originally Posted by bentusi123
More to the point, its a cheap effective upgraded!
i have an accord euro catback custom system without centre muffler you can have... youd just need to get a flange welded onto your stock rear muffler to bolt it on :)Quote:
Originally Posted by tony1234
He's right,pain in the ass job,i tried,gave up,1 bolt on the exhaust manifold refused to shift.Took it to mate 30 mins.job done.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pumped
then, i better find someone do the job for me.
but first, im gonna find a header.
a few volumes ago, autosalon magazine did a write up on the legalis R, from the seat of the pants they felt no gains.
forgot wat volume, but they sorta doing one up. they've put coilovers, and now cat back on the same euro.
but the legalis r does sound nicest of them all