Help I wanna make my exhaust loud

jaedub · 08-19-2014, 01:25 PM

1.) Trade-in your Stillen for a Fast Intentions with non-res CBE. It has one of the loudest with deepest exhaust note out there; not to mention the incredible gains.

Or....

2.) Make a custom portion of your Stillen by deleting the resonators or muffler. However, deleting the muffler can sound really obnoxious with decrease in performance.

Sticking with the first option might cost you money but I guarantee you it's worth it. Second option will also cost few hundred bucks to have your custom exhaust fabricated. There's really no "cheap" way of getting around this. Don't be cheap and do it right. You can sell your Stillen for around $800 and buy a used FI for around $800. There's really no loss.

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08-19-2014, 01:25 PM	#19 (permalink)
jaedub Track Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 906 Drives: 2010 Black 370Z MT Rep Power: 306	1.) Trade-in your Stillen for a Fast Intentions with non-res CBE. It has one of the loudest with deepest exhaust note out there; not to mention the incredible gains. Or.... 2.) Make a custom portion of your Stillen by deleting the resonators or muffler. However, deleting the muffler can sound really obnoxious with decrease in performance. Sticking with the first option might cost you money but I guarantee you it's worth it. Second option will also cost few hundred bucks to have your custom exhaust fabricated. There's really no "cheap" way of getting around this. Don't be cheap and do it right. You can sell your Stillen for around $800 and buy a used FI for around $800. There's really no loss.