Exhaust options for STI7
01 February 2002, 05:58 PM
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Do you really need to ask 
Scoobysport all the way, even if you do fancy something else it will just be the backbox you need to decide on
the new HKS with boyoncy(?) thingy looks cool 
scott, Full SS with Prodrive backbox
Scoobysport all the way, even if you do fancy something else it will just be the backbox you need to decide on
the new HKS with boyoncy(?) thingy looks cool scott, Full SS with Prodrive backbox
01 February 2002, 09:06 PM
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I wondered what that thing on the MY01 HKS Hiper BB was....'HKS with boyoncy' - do enlighten me??
If I were you, I would go for a SS DP and the sexy HKS Hiper Titanium-Tipped backbox! Combine style with brutal noise and mega performance increases!
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Paul
If I were you, I would go for a SS DP and the sexy HKS Hiper Titanium-Tipped backbox! Combine style with brutal noise and mega performance increases!
Cheers
Paul
01 February 2002, 09:17 PM
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Why not do something original?
HKS Carbon and Titanium
V nice.
SS looks too small on the new car.
Reminds me of the old Janspeed exhausts on Fiestas -like a little straw.
Scott,
Surprised yopu haven't got a 6" can to match your spoiler
HKS Carbon and Titanium
V nice.
SS looks too small on the new car.
Reminds me of the old Janspeed exhausts on Fiestas -like a little straw.
Scott,
Surprised yopu haven't got a 6" can to match your spoiler
02 February 2002, 11:42 AM
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Which bits are carbon and which are titanium?
I looked at doing a carbon rear box years ago, but couldn't figure out a decent way of protecting it from stone damage from the rear wheels.
Which bits are carbon and which are titanium?
I looked at doing a carbon rear box years ago, but couldn't figure out a decent way of protecting it from stone damage from the rear wheels.
02 February 2002, 10:10 PM
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Fair point Pete, but it will be the underside that get's the brunt of it and it's hardly gonna be something that is inspected from close. The exhausts get a hammering and are normally covered in bumps and scrapes so I don't see a few sone chips on carbon being a problem.
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