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RoshDawg · 05-25-2012, 09:35 PM

Hello all. So I (like most people) am tired of the stock exhaust sound. I want to hold off on getting CBE because I already have Gen 3's, and don't want to get a tune until my warrenty runs out (as having both 'should' require one). I'll be buying a Stillen exhaust once it does run out as well as a bunch of other mods.

Axle backs would be too loud with some drone, so I was thinking a custom exhaust that is a bit more unique. What do you guys think about getting pipes connected to two different mufflers (one for each side) connected to tips. I think this could sound like two separate cars at once (which could be cool). I would try to get them have the same amount of restrictiveness and whatnot.
Am I onto something or just talking nonsense?

Thanks

05-25-2012, 09:35 PM	#1 (permalink)
RoshDawg Track Member Join Date: May 2011 Location: NM / CA Posts: 981 Drives: '13 911 C2S Rep Power: 15	Using two separate mufflers? Hello all. So I (like most people) am tired of the stock exhaust sound. I want to hold off on getting CBE because I already have Gen 3's, and don't want to get a tune until my warrenty runs out (as having both 'should' require one). I'll be buying a Stillen exhaust once it does run out as well as a bunch of other mods. Axle backs would be too loud with some drone, so I was thinking a custom exhaust that is a bit more unique. What do you guys think about getting pipes connected to two different mufflers (one for each side) connected to tips. I think this could sound like two separate cars at once (which could be cool). I would try to get them have the same amount of restrictiveness and whatnot. Am I onto something or just talking nonsense? Thanks __________________ \| EVO X MR \| '11 WRX STI \| 370Z SPRT \| 911 (991) C2S \|