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Re: best exhaust systems
It's very subjective but my top 2 favorites are Cargraphic & Tubi.
I eventually choose the Tubi because it's a fully welded (no clamps) system & had the best fitment & sound reputation amoung the tuners I spoke w/ that have installed all of the popular exhausts and I got to listen to both. It's also one of the lightest & IMO the best looking/best built (along w/ europipe). It also makes nice power.
As for sound the Tubi is distinctive & it's not too loud at all & I have a Turbo Cab. You "don't want antisocial sound levels" so the Tubi would be perfect.
Suggest finding someone w/ the systems you are interested in to hear/drive first hand before making a decision. Good luck!
I eventually choose the Tubi because it's a fully welded (no clamps) system & had the best fitment & sound reputation amoung the tuners I spoke w/ that have installed all of the popular exhausts and I got to listen to both. It's also one of the lightest & IMO the best looking/best built (along w/ europipe). It also makes nice power.
As for sound the Tubi is distinctive & it's not too loud at all & I have a Turbo Cab. You "don't want antisocial sound levels" so the Tubi would be perfect.
Suggest finding someone w/ the systems you are interested in to hear/drive first hand before making a decision. Good luck!
Re: best exhaust systems
Quote:As STRADALE said - listen before you by...and not just soundclips. You should be able to find one of everything in the LA area. I have Europipe (100 cell cats) on mine and like it - great sound, outstanding engineering.
jdbLA said:
I've had my TT for a year, and I'm ready to move to a better exhaust system. A little more power wouldn't be bad, but I don't want antisocial sound levels.
Experiences, recommendations? Thanks.
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Re: best exhaust systems
Let me clarify what I like about tubi vs fsq, I don't want to give the impression that I like tubt better, in fact I prefer fs.
The tubi is one peice, which is huge in preventing drone/leaks. Secondly, the case is stamped with sound deadening ridges(ala oem), which also cuts down on drone.But for the money, can't beat good old american made fabs!
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The tubi is one peice, which is huge in preventing drone/leaks. Secondly, the case is stamped with sound deadening ridges(ala oem), which also cuts down on drone.But for the money, can't beat good old american made fabs!
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Re: best exhaust systems
I've had my AWE for about a month and am really pleased with the increased sound levels. They are distinct, a bit more aggressive. It's a deep rumble but at 3-4K rpm it settles down for driving. It you step on it, it howls like a jet.
Two others wanted to come by and listen to my AWE (inside and out) and they both ordered theirs the next day. Sounds on the internet are useless. I'm sure a friendly enthusiast will take you for a drive etc. Extra power? Hard to say.
I hope the rest of the AWE products are equally satisfying as I'll be wanting to add more in about a year. Anyone have the AWE headers, their GIAC chip, etc.?
Two others wanted to come by and listen to my AWE (inside and out) and they both ordered theirs the next day. Sounds on the internet are useless. I'm sure a friendly enthusiast will take you for a drive etc. Extra power? Hard to say.
I hope the rest of the AWE products are equally satisfying as I'll be wanting to add more in about a year. Anyone have the AWE headers, their GIAC chip, etc.?
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