Off-road or catted??
#1
Off-road or catted??
Ok so my next thing is getting a new mid-pipe. I have an off-road x on the Cobra and I love it. But, I don't know what brand I bought for it, I want to say it's UPR. I know that with the Cobra there is a HUGE sound difference between high-flow cats and off-road.
Should I just stick with the off-road on GT?? I do like the sound a lot, and I don't mind having to put the factory exhaust on there for the emissions test. Plus, the off-road is cheaper and I know that later on once I decide to put the blower on it'll make a bigger difference.
What do you guys think??
Should I just stick with the off-road on GT?? I do like the sound a lot, and I don't mind having to put the factory exhaust on there for the emissions test. Plus, the off-road is cheaper and I know that later on once I decide to put the blower on it'll make a bigger difference.
What do you guys think??
#11
My ex's dad owns one of the inspection shops and could just give me a sticker and say i passed.....sooo I think I'll just get the O/R
But H-pipe?? I never really liked h-pipes....
But H-pipe?? I never really liked h-pipes....
#13
+1 4 or 5 hp really isn't worth it
#14
Off road x sounds demonic with a good set of mufflers. also have to think about how strict emissons are gonna be. I live in Maryland. Once the car is inspected the first time, thats it. I know in Deleware you have to get your car inspected every 6 months which could make for a hassel if you have no cats. All in all, i vote off road x.
#17
If I were CIA, I wouldn't go around announcing it to everyone I know...but that's just what I would do, and that guy and I most definitely are not the same person I guess. Anyway, I prefer H-pipes because X's seem to raspy for me. H-pipes seem to give it a deeper grumble, and that's something I prefer. To each his own, always do what you like because you're the one that has to pay (not to mention live) with it.
#18
Haha I figured he would be super secretive about it but idk....I guess he figured I'd find out eventually.
Who even makes a O/R H-pipe?? I know UPR has the X, but I haven't seen anyone so far with H.
Who even makes a O/R H-pipe?? I know UPR has the X, but I haven't seen anyone so far with H.
#19
bbk, mac, etc...there are plenty out there. Go for high flows...in the long run its better to have them.
#20
+1 i put high flows in my cobra and really isnt much of a sound loss and it keeps my hobby legal, h-pipe definately gives the muscle sound i was lookin for.
#24
Hahaha no no it's totally cool. I would've done the same thing. =]
#26
catted... off-road is only bad for the environment. You're not losing enough to worry about with cats and you're actually doing the 1 helpful thing for the environment you can when you do use them. 4hp is not worth the stink much less the smog ticket.
#28
Too-late. The whole point of the exhaust was to get the sound I wanted. Catted x-pipes do almost nothing for me. The one i had was actually MORE QUIET than the stock h-pipe. Plus I like the smell of excess fuel along with the back fire associated with the excess fuel.
It'd be like if I bought short-tube headers when they were more expensive than long-tubes. 1) LTs are better 2) they sound better. Same goes for O/R. Plus cats eventually go bad anyways, so why not skip the whole damn thing?
It'd be like if I bought short-tube headers when they were more expensive than long-tubes. 1) LTs are better 2) they sound better. Same goes for O/R. Plus cats eventually go bad anyways, so why not skip the whole damn thing?
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