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26655, where to get a stock GS-T exhaust Posted by ajna_star, Jul-06-02 01:23 AM
where can i get a stock GS-T exhaust, what year gs-t will fit a 98 talon ESi? thanks
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26656, RE: where to get a stock GS-T exhaust Posted by mitsuman, Jul-06-02 02:56 AM
go to www.dsmtrader.com im pretty sure youl find one there. as far as what year will fit your talon im pretty sure all 2g gst piping will fit.
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26657, RE: where to get a stock GS-T exhaust Posted by Breezio, Jul-06-02 03:14 AM
the only difference is the muffler though.. so why do you want the whole piping?
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26658, RE: where to get a stock GS-T exhaust Posted by ajna_star, Jul-06-02 03:38 AM
will a gs-t muffler make a performance difference?
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26659, RE: where to get a stock GS-T exhaust Posted by MetalJim, Jul-06-02 05:04 AM
Doesn't the GS-T tail section have an extra presilencer?
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26660, RE: where to get a stock GS-T exhaust Posted by Breezio, Jul-06-02 06:01 AM
I don't know about the presilencer.. but the GS-T muffler will make a difference in performance.. not too much though.
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26661, RE: where to get a stock GS-T exhaust Posted by CVedEclipse, Jul-06-02 07:43 AM
http://www.2gnt.com/cgi-bin/dcforum/dcboard.cgi?az=show_thread&om=7&forum=DCForumID36&viewmode=all
things ive seen before... LOTS of info in there.. try it!! :thumbsup
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26662, RE: where to get a stock GS-T exhaust Posted by jplong, Jul-06-02 06:51 PM
Performance gains are minimal....but the sound is way better. The rear section from a TSI or GST will fit from the cat back. The piping from the cat to the muffler section IS DIFFERENT. but only by a resonator wich you may want to get the deeper sound and to stay away from the typical bumblebee honda sound. if you can find the whole section form cat back that would be best. but the muffler is the restrictive piece so that is where any performance gains would be.
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26663, RE: where to get a stock GS-T exhaust Posted by ajna_star, Jul-07-02 07:48 AM
whats a resonator?
am i gonna lose low-end torque by putting the whole cat-back as opposed to only the muffler?
i wouldnt be able to drive my car if it sounded all bumblebee-ish like the 3546 civic's that drive around my town. i also dont want it be going blub-blub at idle, or low RPM. which one gives only a high RPM GRRRRRR???
thanks
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