I'm thinking of getting a full gst exhaust including the cat, downpipe and muffler.
Is it any different from the stock GS exhaust?
I know the muffler is different, but is the DP the same size?
Will i gain any performance from this?
Thanks.


.Mike-1995 Eclipse GS.

i need to be dropped..

Just go with the muffler, there is no advantage to the full cat-back.

Una salus victus.



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the downpipe won't fit either.

okay, thanks.


.Mike-1995 Eclipse GS.

i need to be dropped..

a full cat back exhaust doesnt benefit a gs? can you please explain i am still in the learning process.

we are talking about a stock cat back from a GST or GSX, it is the same as from a GS except the muffler.
An after-market cat back will benefit a GS in most cases.

.Mike-1995 Eclipse GS.

i need to be dropped..

Well, as Breezio pointed out - it's not completely the same. The downpipe from a GST/GSX will not fit a GS.

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Ahhhh. This type of question again. Get the Pacesetter catback and a aftermarket muffler. Or in your case if you prefer a GST or GSX muffler. I have the pacesetter with " MY " brand tanabe muffler. Flows great and sounds good. ....I have no cat either...whatever you guys like just dont buy greddy :X



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it shud be mentioned that the gsx catback will not werk w/our 2gnts because it is routed differently over the rear suspension...

the downpipe wont fit because the exhaust manifolds are different...

PfunkSetta pimpin ova here

Vegas DSMer is right, the GS-X cat-back won't bolt up to an RS/GS Eclipse. You could use the cat-back from a FWD GS-T, which will bolt-on.

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Why does it say in the 'Stages' section of this site: "Exhaust system from a GS-T is the ideal replacement due to its effectiveness and low cost. " Confuses the hell out of me.

Jay

Black '98 GS
Exterior:
17" Zenetti Matrix wheels
Front/Rear Blackouts
Tint
Clear Bumper Lens
3 piece grill set

Performance:
AEM CAI w/ bypass valve
NGK Spark Plugs
(Greddy EVO or Apexi N1 exhaust coming next)

Sound:
2 Polk Audio 10" subs w/ bandpass box
MTX 500 watt amp
Pioneer 5200 series cd player

>Why does it say in the 'Stages' section of this site:
>"Exhaust system from a GS-T is the ideal replacement due to
>its effectiveness and low cost. " Confuses the hell out of
>me.
>
>Jay
>
>Black '98 GS
>Exterior:
>17" Zenetti Matrix wheels
>Front/Rear Blackouts
>Tint
>Clear Bumper Lens
>3 piece grill set
>
>Performance:
>AEM CAI w/ bypass valve
>NGK Spark Plugs
>(Greddy EVO or Apexi N1 exhaust coming next)
>
>Sound:
>2 Polk Audio 10" subs w/ bandpass box
>MTX 500 watt amp
>Pioneer 5200 series cd player


The gs-t has the same piping from the cat-back as the gs/rs, themuffler is the only difference. Therefore, the muffler will produce a little bit more power and it's REALLY inexpensive compared to full aftermarket catbacks such as Apex'i, greddy, etc.