Subject	I have the 2.5" catback with resonated x-pipe. IMHO, it's
Posted by	MixManMash on July 19, 2008 at 12:47 PM
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In Reply To	Specialty Z exhaust recommendations posted by Viper498 ( MO ) on July 19, 2008 at 11:21 AM
Message	perfect. I also have the 2.5" DP's and TP's. From what SZ and Ztune told me, having 3" expansion DP's and 3" to 2.5" TP's kills the rasp that we usually here around 2500 RPM. With that being said, the rasp is not too bad with the 2.5" DP's and TP's on the 2.5" setup. I would say, if you can, go for a 3" catback with 3" expansion DP's and TP's. if you don't mind the single tips. Typically, the single tip exhausts are quieter than the dual tip ones.
Follow Ups	Specialty Z exhaust recommendations - Viper498 ( MO ) 11:21:41 07/19/08 Yes, the turbos will help knock down the noise in relation - zgene4 11:25:46 07/19/08 Re: Yes, the turbos will help knock down the noise in relation - Viper498 ( MO ) 11:49:14 07/19/08 "I definitely don't want this car to be loud" - Guapo 11:54:04 07/19/08 Wow, that does sound good... Hmmm. (n/m) - Viper498 ( MO ) 11:56:30 07/19/08 Yeah, I vote for non-resonated also :-) - my91z 14:11:46 07/19/08 You've got a decent video collection Guapo :) (n/m) - Multi_Read (MO) 18:46:06 07/19/08 was the camera held by the same kid from "cloverfield"? (n/m) - gt300zxtt 00:39:30 07/20/08 I have the 2.5" catback with resonated x-pipe. IMHO, it's - MixManMash 12:47:47 07/19/08 Go 3" with expansion down pipes. It's worth it! (n/m) - MULTI-Z 13:00:27 07/19/08 You definitely want resonators if you don't want it too loud - doug8867 13:52:57 07/19/08 I concur. Everything is free flow. There are no baffles - Gordo 93TT Daytona 17:43:00 07/19/08 You need to hear it in person - LJZTT 14:07:17 07/19/08 I have the SZ 2.5 full stainless (on TT), from the downpipes - dregos 16:10:11 07/19/08 My personal experience - inferno 17:21:02 07/19/08 The post that I referred to: - inferno 17:22:37 07/19/08 If you really want it quiet - awesome90tt 17:58:02 07/19/08 DPs and TPs are also very important for the sound. - Dark Diver 06:34:32 07/20/08
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