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Hi there..

I have a Tanabe Exhaust system.. 3 inch all the way through.. 1 cat in the middle of the car.. n a Huge Cat at the back which has 4 1/2 inch tip.. looks a bit like a HKS Dragger... exhaust..

What are your thoughts on this exhaust...??? n comments

I was thinking of gettin louder ones.. this ones r really quiet.. but sounds deep.. just not loud..

when i'm giving it stick all you can hear outside is the BOV...

Here's the link that i found

http://www.autocarparts.com/parts/Tanabe/

http://www.racepages.com/brand/tanabe.html...xhaust&ovtac=PI

and here's link wif a pic of it http://www.tanabe-usa.com/exhausts/medalionhyper.asp

Cheers

SeSaR

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Hi there..

I have a Tanabe Exhaust system.. 3 inch all the way through.. 1 cat in the middle of the car.. n a Huge Cat at the back which has 4 1/2 inch tip.. looks a bit like a HKS Dragger... exhaust..

What are your thoughts on this exhaust...??? n comments

I was thinking of gettin louder ones.. this ones r really quiet.. but sounds deep.. just not loud..

when i'm giving it stick all you can hear outside is the BOV...

Here's the link that i found

http://www.autocarparts.com/parts/Tanabe/

http://www.racepages.com/brand/tanabe.html...xhaust&ovtac=PI

and here's link wif a pic of it http://www.tanabe-usa.com/exhausts/medalionhyper.asp

Cheers

SeSaR

* huge cat at the back * are u sure ????? cats aremounted at the front of the exhaust not the rear rear would be a muffler not a cat

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* huge cat at the back * are u sure ????? cats aremounted at the front of the exhaust not the rear rear would be a muffler not a cat

Well ok in that case i don't know wat I'm talkin about... should i say a Big Ass Can at the back????

u didn't tell me ur comment or thoughts...

Thanks

SeSaR

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You are talking about the Muff thats what the big ass thing is Packed full of glass and other sound ded stuff, They Seem to look like they flow allright I have something sim on my car and it is under 95db also flows well, And sound wicked. Yes I agree with gazza the HKS super drager is a ausome system but not when you have a splitting head ake "No offence". when I get home ill take a pic of mine for you

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