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$1064 for new I/H/E!
Just wanted to know what ppl think about the combo at this price. It consists of an Ingen CAI, a DC Race Header, and a Skunk2 70mm catback. I just can't believe that there are ppl on here that said it would cost $2000 for something like this. Oh well. I'm pretty sure I'm going to get the combo and bolt it on all at once, just to see how big of a difference I feel. Plan on ordering everything on the last days of Feb. or the first week or March at the most. I want to track my car a couple of times before I do though. What do you guys think? How good/bad of an idea is it at this price.
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injen cai = 250, dc header = 335, exhaust = 400, so it's a little bit pricier... and imho i would never get a cai, just because of the greater percentage of hydrolocking your car. in no way will this combo ever cross 2000. maybe for buddyclub header, and a lsd exhaust/tanabe exhaust/ greddy exhaust you might wander across the 1500... but still not 2k.
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comptech gives you about 50 whp, at close to 4 grand for the kit... so lets see.. 4000/50 = 80... and the skunk2 costs 450 bucks. so 400~450/5 = 90. it's right around the same price..... if you want hp, it's gonna cost you unless you buy another car with higher hp. |
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adding a big coffee can on the back of your car adds to the appearance... wow... what you should do is get the piping that the skunk2 70mm has all the way up to the axle back then throw on the hfp axle back or the stock si axle back.. i prefer sleeper look.. but to each his own i guess.
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It does, but once you drive your car about 5k mi w/ a header installed you'll notice that the stock muffler isn't up to the task when you have the cat removed. When you expose the stock muffler to the extra exhaust gas heat in the absence of the cat it speeds up the deterioration of the muffler internal baffling.
My stock exhaust went from a subdued growl/roar after the header install to a frigging fart can rasping POS right around 4k rpm... Good at other rpms, but right at 4k it turns raspy/fartcan-ish. I absolutely hate the stock muffler on my car now. I'm going to wind up buying a Tanabe Touring Medalion exhaust in the very near future because of this issue. The Tanabe will retain alot of the OEM look (especially when I paint the canister matte black) and sound, but will be constructed to take the extra heat abuse. |
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