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Old 09-22-05, 10:17 AM
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Exhaust

I've been trying to figure out which exhaust part would benefit my 84 rx-7 the most. I've been trying to decide between the rx7.com RP performance muffler or the racingbeat.com power pulse muffler

Are these considered cat-back?
Are these "high flow"?

Any help, comments, suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Old 09-22-05, 11:02 AM
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Yes both are considered cat back systems. As for “high flow”…..they’ll flow better than stock, but they’re certainly not straight through. I think you’ll find the forum consensus on a good streetable muffler will be the RB unit. Beside it’s less than the RP muffler.
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Oh ok, thank you. Do you know of any other exhaust parts that would benefit performance and sound that isn't an excessive amount of money? ($500 limit for me)
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RB Header/Presilencer is always a good choice ;o!
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Originally Posted by Jager
RB Header/Presilencer is always a good choice ;o!
Yeah that’ll work, but not if he needs to be emissions legal. Check out the mazdatrix.com site. They have a cat that will mount to the RB header and Power Pulse muffler, but it will blow your $500 budget out of the water. The other option is an aftermarket high flow cat. But there aren’t many that can take the heat a rotary generates.
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Save your money, do it right, and just get the full RB exhaust. Save yourself the time and headaches later and go with the complete system.
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Not that we know he needs one/them, but RB doesn't make a complete system with a cat. Skizzle, if you don't need the cats get the RB system it's the best out there, but if you need'em.........well you have some options.
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I say keep the stock exhaust from the cat-back to the manifold. Slap it on for emissions.

Can't be too diffucult.
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Ok, thanks for all this help. I was doing some minor things today and realized the bottom of the muffler and around the muffler tips are rusting and looking pretty crappy. Could I simply just by the racingbeat power pulse muffler, or do I need to by stuff with it to make it fit correctly?
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