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I have an FGK (Fujitsubo Giken) Super Ti and it's quieter than stock at some levels, really nice to cruise with, no 'boomy' exhaust rattle.

The FGK stuff makes good power too for a quiet exhaust. It certainly hasn't stopped my relative stocker from getting closer to 12second 1/4miles

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I have a Fujitsubo LeagalisR Exhaust. Has a nice note, not overly loud due to the larger muffler size, but i had the resonator removed to increase sound and improve flow, and not it has a slightly louder, but more rumbler RB noise which i was after. It is good however tho cos it doesn't have the loud backfires associated with teh cannon style mufflers on skylines when you boot it. veyr exspensive system tho, looking at around $1500 for the cat back system, the hwole range of Fujitsubo stuff is usually slightly more than other big brand names.

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Thank guys... Fujitsubo exhaust are beautiful, i like how it's quiet and still produces power gains. I have to decide I want to get this Power Getter, but he should me and it looks exactly like the Legalis Super R.. so i'm just wondeering what i'm actually buying.

check this site out for fuji stuff.

http://www.fujitsubo.co.jp/mc-prod/

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