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JustROLLIN 07-23-2004 12:55 AM

Well I am planning on having the car together and ready for the SO but I dont have a catback for the car. I only have exhaust up to the test pipe. So, if anyone could let me use their 2.5" AWD catback for about a week or so, let me know. I would appreciate it and also pay like a case of beer or 20 bux or something. Lemme know.

I really dont want to drive to OH with no cat back. I am also pretty sure that JDM doesnt wanna ride shot gun all the way without one either.

MATCHBX 07-23-2004 01:07 AM

All I have in the garage is a 3" catback. If you wanted to use that you could.

john 07-23-2004 01:11 AM

Well, if you can wait till the shootout, you have plenty of time to buy one... Elite ordered one for me with next day shipping a year ago.

JustROLLIN 07-23-2004 10:20 PM

I cant order one cause I dont have the cash. I am going to Vegas about a week before the SO and that will either eat up a bunch of cash or give me more. I am guessing I will lose rather than win, we'll see.

Erik (Eirc?) I would love to use the 3" you have. Will I have a problem bolting that onto a 2.5" test pipe though?

MATCHBX 07-24-2004 10:11 AM

I'm not sure. I'll talk to you about it a little later.

1QUICK4 07-24-2004 12:56 PM

Just run open downpipe ;)

Kracka 07-24-2004 04:09 PM

3" catback will bolt up just fine to a 2.5" testpipe as long as they both use the same style of flange (2-bolt pattern). On another note Joe, you are more than welcome to try out my 3" catback and see if it will fit your AWD. It was custom designed to eliminate the typical over the axle design of FWD catback exhausts so it may very well fit an AWD car or be easily modified to do so.

MATCHBX 07-24-2004 04:16 PM

Mine has a 2-bolt pattern so it should work then. Which ever one you want to use is up to you. Mine is made for an AWD but I'm sure Chris' will work as well. Mine has the Hooker muffler on it with the twin 3" outlets (close to stock looking but bigger).

JustROLLIN 07-24-2004 04:30 PM

I will borrow which ever one I can get at the Dyno Fest day. Chris, are you looking to sell yours? I dont have the cash right now, but if it fits my car, we can talk. Same goes for you Eric, if you are willing to sell.

MATCHBX 07-24-2004 04:34 PM

I might be wiling to sell. I can have someone bring it with them to the Dynofest since I will be up north checking mileages on rally roads.

Kracka 07-24-2004 04:37 PM

Mine has a Hooker Maximum Flow muffler with 4" chrome tip. I want to sell mine so we can talk if it fits your car. I can bring it with to All-You-Can-Eat-Hotdog-Fest.

MATCHBX 07-24-2004 04:41 PM

Do you like the exhaust note of the Hooker mufflers Chris? I really liked the sound of mine. It had a nice mellow tone to it rather than being real raspy like others on the market. Mine is a Hooker Super Competition with Aero Chamber.

Kracka 07-24-2004 06:01 PM

The Maximum Flow sounds really nice. It has a very deep throaty tone to it, but none of the raspy sharp notes of some mufflers. Rick Shindley even once said it was his favorite sounding DSM exhaust.

A//// Guy 07-25-2004 01:46 AM

Hooker muffler sound like tractors at idle and it doesnt sound that great. its like put put put. It is quieter though than alot of other mufflers while still offering flow.

Kracka 07-25-2004 04:26 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by EclipseTurbo@Jul 25 2004, 01:46 AM
Hooker muffler sound like tractors at idle and it doesnt sound that great. its like put put put. It is quieter though than alot of other mufflers while still offering flow.
LOL. Thats really all I can say about that comment and you.

MATCHBX 07-25-2004 06:09 PM

Obviously he has never had one on his car for any amount of time. I could see it making a put-put noise if you idle is fluttering but not when it's running correctly.

Like Chris said, it has a deep, throaty sound to it. If I wasn't creeping so bad with it was on my car, I would still have it on there. Once I upgrade my wastegate flapper and port the exhaust and O2 housings, it will probably go back on.

But that won't be for a little while. At least until I upgrade my turbo and injectors

A//// Guy 07-25-2004 06:29 PM

No I dont have one on my car but Ive beenin a car with one and stood mehind 2 cars that have had then while they drove away too..

All I can say is that i dont prefer that sound I guess... it should be smoother.

TheBlizzard 07-25-2004 08:51 PM

As long as it doesn't sound like a tin can fucking honda who gives a shit.

CRAIG :lol:

A//// Guy 07-25-2004 09:23 PM

Yea I have no problem with it and I might even switch to one if I replace my loud dynomax. The dynomax sounds nice but its noisy. Id switch to the hooker muffler because it is much quieter.

JustROLLIN 07-26-2004 09:04 PM

Yeah, if both of you can bring them down to the DynoFest that would be great. I would like to take a look at both of them and make a decision. Thanks a lot guys!

A//// Guy 07-27-2004 12:10 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by awd1dr@Jul 24 2004, 04:41 PM
Do you like the exhaust note of the Hooker mufflers Chris? I really liked the sound of mine. It had a nice mellow tone to it rather than being real raspy like others on the market. Mine is a Hooker Super Competition with Aero Chamber.
I didnt see that you had the competition aero chamber. Thats the one muffler that I was actually looking at. The max flow is the one I dont like I guess. Is the aero chamber quiet? Or is it fairly loud?

MATCHBX 07-27-2004 12:35 AM

It's got some noise to it but it is not nearly as annoying as the Fleet Farm fart cans. It has some authority to it while not being overbearing.


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