Mazsport's beautiful two-resonator midpipe.
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Kind of funny that some irresponsible punk claims that I'm the one spewing hot air
There's no skill in talking trash. FWIW, the cat I used will support up to 400 hp. I haven't seen too many Renesis applications exceeding that. I wouldn't expect guys like you who spend thousands on wheels , turbos, etc. to invest $700 for a cat converter, typical.
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I have melted/destroyed every other midpipe I have used. This one is holding up nicely.
I melted the packing on ones with resonators and got a nice rattle from them. The other ones made my car for too loud to be tolerable. Then there was the one that didn't fit right and shot fumes up into my car. Then there was one that I was told would scrape as it went over instead of around my diff.
You get what you pay for. You think it would be better for me to buy 3 midpipes that didn't/don't work or 1 mazsport that does?
I melted the packing on ones with resonators and got a nice rattle from them. The other ones made my car for too loud to be tolerable. Then there was the one that didn't fit right and shot fumes up into my car. Then there was one that I was told would scrape as it went over instead of around my diff.
You get what you pay for. You think it would be better for me to buy 3 midpipes that didn't/don't work or 1 mazsport that does?
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Not talking trash. Didn't mean to come off that way. I have 2 cats in my garage right now. The OEM and an aftermarket. I also have a resinated midpipe. I can switch between any one of them at any time. Plus I only drive my car about 5K a year. So I did and continue to spend the money on a cat converters.
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I dont know what CAT you are using, but I have been through, Random, Stock, Steelcat, Bonez, and whatever Rotary Performance down in TX uses. Not one of them survived except the stock, which I removed before doing anything crazy to the car.
Actually both the guy who sold me the Random and the guy who sold me the Steelcat had to buy me lunch when they melted into doo doo.
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Team,
I dont know what CAT you are using, but I have been through, Random, Stock, Steelcat, Bonez, and whatever Rotary Performance down in TX uses. Not one of them survived except the stock, which I removed before doing anything crazy to the car.
Actually both the guy who sold me the Random and the guy who sold me the Steelcat had to buy me lunch when they melted into doo doo.
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I dont know what CAT you are using, but I have been through, Random, Stock, Steelcat, Bonez, and whatever Rotary Performance down in TX uses. Not one of them survived except the stock, which I removed before doing anything crazy to the car.
Actually both the guy who sold me the Random and the guy who sold me the Steelcat had to buy me lunch when they melted into doo doo.
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Funny...I can't find a price on the HJS cat...but I found a website with horrible english that I managed to make out 100cpi racing cat but it didn't mention anything to do with emission compliance...
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I like to hear this midpipe coupled up to the single exhausts made by HKS and Racing Beat, but I'm sure nobody has this setup yet. What note do you think that will produce? I'm not worried about performance gains, I just want the most flow at the lowest exhaust note, and to do it as quiet as I can.
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