ProjectR13B

iTrader: (1)

I'm about to run a single exhaust instead of the dual, and I wanted to see what all people were using, and I'd love any suggestions thrown my way. =)

neovoxx

A'PEXi GT catback. Though I won't know what it sounds like for a couple of weeks as the rest of my parts come in to get her running.

ProjectR13B

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thats what i was thinking about getting. i didnt know what header or presilencer or high flow cat to run.

nukeall

RACING BEAT HEADER . Bonez high Flow CAT- then you APEx-i

Digi7ech

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Dude. Get a dual system like Racingbeat.

There are two main single catbacks available.

Apexi N1 and Corksport single

I have the corksport and it is VERY loud.
I haven't heard the N1 before but I bet it's still pretty loud.

Going single will save you a couple hundred though.

NOPR

i have a RB downpipe to borla straight through presilencer to the apex'i cat back with its presilencer and muffler. Its very quiet at idle and light. Only thing that sucks about apex'i is they pack the mufflers with fiberglass so it's gotten louder as that **** melts. Later im gonna cut the presilencer and muffler open and replace the fiberglass with stainless steel wool.

fcdrifter13

SDJ, Borla XR-1, knock off N1 can.

robtechfabrications

when i redo my exhaust soon im goin single as well...anyone have any experience with greddy or hks products? my buddy had the greddy power extreme on his prelude and it sounded really nice, i've been thinking i might try that can out on my 7

Bob Boberson

iTrader: (3)

Is it better performance wise to go single or dual though? For example a 2-2.5 dual vs a 2.5-3 single?

neovoxx

I'm getting a CorkSport turbo downpipe, and coupled with my A'PEXi GT, should flow quite a bit, and be very loud. Not really what I want, just for cost efficiency as the GT was installed when I bought the car.

rx7b13

I got an RB header custom testpipe and apexi gt catback and 4k rpms and below it sounds kinda like a propeller plane out on the interstate and then at 6 to 7k it sounds almost like and Indy Car. I love that sound

Bob Boberson

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Not meaning to thread jack, but.....why does everyone use RB headers instead of the Pacesetters?

|)arkSpeed7

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I'm running a 4" custom single exhaust. With a 5x7 magnaflow acting as like a presilencer and another 6" one on the drivers side. Its pretty damn loud but it has a good low tune, not like a raspy high pitched scream like some Ive heard haha.

InsomniacFC

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Pacesetter sucks.

Terrh

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yeah, it's cos the pacesetter header is ****.

well I have a 3" downpipe, to 2 3" resonators to a 3" thermal R+D muffler running out the passanger side.

aside from saving money and being easier, it's lighter and helps left-right weight distribution too! Dual exhausts are rice. :P

Sideways7

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Basically, RB has very high quality products that are well designed. Also, because the RB header/DP with RB presilencer is the only setup I know of that reliably operates the aux ports on s4's without the use of electronic actuators.
I personally have the RB header/presilencer an Apex N1 single. I love the sound. It has a nice low rumble at lower rpms and a great scream on the high end. I've actually had a few people comment that it sounds like a motorcycle (think Yamaha or Honda sport bikes) but ive never actually heard my car from the outside, so I can't verify that.
My only complaint is that it gets kinda old on long drives and it attracts too much attention. I love the sound myself, but I would like to be able to blend in better. Honestly, if I was buying an exhaust system right now, I would get the RB true duals.
Basically, if you like having a loud car get a single, but if you want it to be quite you should get duals.

ProjectR13B

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I also need to drop weight, because my S5 I'm building weighs alot more than my S4. i dont mind the loudness too much.

Tournapart

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+3.14

I have a corksport with my cat still intact and its not too loud and i think it sounds less farty than the N1, N1's are freaking loud

if your going straight through exhaust i would suggest the SDJ, Borla XR-1, and some kind of decent looking can, it will sound nice a deep and wont sound like rice farts

ProjectR13B

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deep=good
rice farts=bad

LAN

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Here's mine:

Sideways7

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I personally dont think my setup sounds ricey at all. I think it is mostly the N1 knockoffs that sound bad, as they dont have the resonator the legit N1's come with. This makes a huge difference in sound. Either way, just listen to diff setups to see what you like.

1SWEET7

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I have a RB true dual header into dual straight pipes running out of a exhaust shop stock muffler. I don't really like the sound, but I love the power at high rpm's. It looks innocent, but gets down and dirty when it has too. I switched it off after I first got it because it was rubbing on the car but I fixed that and now all is good. Here is a vid of what I have.

With Apexi muffler - http://videos.streetfire.net/video/1...E485B93EF8.htm

With stock-ish muffler - http://videos.streetfire.net/video/6...80D7758417.htm

lxk199

I have an RB header/presilencer (no cats) on my car, and had the Corksport on it for a few minutes just to try it out, and I loved the way it sounded. It was loud as hell, but a nice sound overall. Right now I have the RB header/presilencer/Y-pipe to stock mufflers, and I really want to go with the CS Cat-back.

Risky Devil

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GP Sports Spec Pro II , 3'' Racing Beat downpipe.

KNONFS

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3 inches SS AutoChrome single (*similar* to the corksport), 3 inches RB downpipe, and a custom made 3 inch borla XR1 muffler as a midpipe. The exhaust note is not extremely loud, just enough

Without the borla XR1 as a MP, it IS EXTREMLY loud