Supra Exhausts?
07-24-02, 07:05 PM
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Supra has single outlet... Why would you want this? The dual setup on the SC not only looks better, but sounds better as well.
If you want serious power, you'll have to put on a Toyomoto or SoundPerformance 3" catless midpipe on. The Greddy MX is 3" before the split, so it flows well.
If you want serious power, you'll have to put on a Toyomoto or SoundPerformance 3" catless midpipe on. The Greddy MX is 3" before the split, so it flows well.
07-25-02, 01:13 PM
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Originally posted by SC300T
Supra has single outlet... Why would you want this? The dual setup on the SC not only looks better, but sounds better as well.
If you want serious power, you'll have to put on a Toyomoto or SoundPerformance 3" catless midpipe on. The Greddy MX is 3" before the split, so it flows well.
Supra has single outlet... Why would you want this? The dual setup on the SC not only looks better, but sounds better as well.
If you want serious power, you'll have to put on a Toyomoto or SoundPerformance 3" catless midpipe on. The Greddy MX is 3" before the split, so it flows well.
07-25-02, 02:18 PM
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well i guess looks and sounds can be subjective but i would actually prefer a single outlet exhaust
07-26-02, 06:25 PM
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again a matter of opinion, but since at least to me its the exhaust itself and not the bumper cut outs that would get more attention it wouldnt matter to me, especially on a darker colored car where it seems to be less obvious, but thanks for your opinion. 
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Originally posted by SC300T
That would look just dandy on the back of an SC300 with bumper cutouts for two pipes.
That would look just dandy on the back of an SC300 with bumper cutouts for two pipes.
Just pulling the muffler off power extreme on a car with almost the same setup as mine netted over 100 RWHP, and power extreme for a supra flows a hell of a lot better than MX for a SC.
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07-27-02, 06:55 AM
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Originally posted by Ebanks
Supra exhaust will not fit. Too short.
-Ethan
Supra exhaust will not fit. Too short.
-Ethan
07-27-02, 08:22 AM
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Just pulling the muffler off power extreme on a car with almost the same setup as mine netted over 100 RWHP, and power extreme for a supra flows a hell of a lot better than MX for a SC.
BTW, isn't your downpipe and mid pipe 4"? Or is it 3"?
07-27-02, 09:09 AM
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Hey, you gotta do what works, and what doesn't work for making BIG power is spliting exhaust up.
Just pulling the muffler off power extreme on a car with almost the same setup as mine netted over 100 RWHP, and power extreme for a supra flows a hell of a lot better than MX for a SC.
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Hey, you gotta do what works, and what doesn't work for making BIG power is spliting exhaust up.
Just pulling the muffler off power extreme on a car with almost the same setup as mine netted over 100 RWHP, and power extreme for a supra flows a hell of a lot better than MX for a SC.
-Ethan
BTW, I have just started driving my 97 around and with 4 full 3" flow-through mufflers, goddam is it quiet. MUCH quieter than my 92 was. It's almost like a Greddy SP, except with much better flow.