Titanium with RB Intake and Exhaust
Titanium with RB Intake and Exhaust
05-23-2005, 08:30 PM
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Hard to say I didn't really step on it today, the cops around here are going nuts with this click it or ticket and they are all over the place. But it does revup smoother when you step on it!!! :D
05-23-2005, 08:37 PM
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cool. Let me know if you feel a power difference. Once they put the RB Clutch Setup back into my car(long long story), I'll be looking at the Intake and Exhaust to add.
05-23-2005, 09:22 PM
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cool! Me likey. I want to go with the RB intake and exhaust also, maybe a post after you've had a chance to drive it awhile. That perforated steel is stainless, right?
05-24-2005, 08:10 AM
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I'm going for the same combo hopefully will have it installed within a week. Let us know if there is any diffrence in power! but I'm mainly going for sounds and looks, RB seems like realy good stuff, I almost went with Revi intake and Borla. I figured the intake and exhaust from same company should work very well? I'm sure it does keep us posted, maybe MPG goes up?
05-24-2005, 12:09 PM
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Bonton - is Powder Coated Perforated Aluminum, 0.063" checkout grilleguy.com
Konig - The difference is just that it has a deeper sound. At Idle you can't tell the difference betwenn stock and RB. It sounds very nice when you Revit up but it does not sound loud, it is a nice deep sound...
dwill - I tought the Borla was too loud for my taste and I went with RB, This morning I step on it while on third gear and you do feel a difference specially once you hit 6-7K RMP, I'll keep you'll updated. I just filled up today and reset my odometer to see if there is a difference in MPG.
The RB Exhaust and intake was a perfect fit and the Intake came with very good instructions, the quality and detail of the Intake and Exhaust is excellent, I will definately recommend them.
The last piece will be the RB Spoiler which I have and just need to send to get painted and installed... I'll post pics when I'm done.....
Thanks all for your feedback.... :D
Konig - The difference is just that it has a deeper sound. At Idle you can't tell the difference betwenn stock and RB. It sounds very nice when you Revit up but it does not sound loud, it is a nice deep sound...
dwill - I tought the Borla was too loud for my taste and I went with RB, This morning I step on it while on third gear and you do feel a difference specially once you hit 6-7K RMP, I'll keep you'll updated. I just filled up today and reset my odometer to see if there is a difference in MPG.
The RB Exhaust and intake was a perfect fit and the Intake came with very good instructions, the quality and detail of the Intake and Exhaust is excellent, I will definately recommend them.
The last piece will be the RB Spoiler which I have and just need to send to get painted and installed... I'll post pics when I'm done.....
Thanks all for your feedback.... :D
05-24-2005, 01:17 PM
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Ortovago: Did you install the exhaust yourself?
05-24-2005, 02:19 PM
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No I tried but I couldn't unhook it from those rubber holders. I took it to a shop and found out they have a tool to do it with; it took 20 Mins and $50.00, not bad at all....
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