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hi all...got a S2 R33 and wanting to put on an exhaust system on my car....

what is the best type/setup for the liners..? how many inch wide pipes etc....

i also want it to be on like a switch or something so that i can have it on silent from time to time and be able to switch it to loud jus by flicking a switch....

can u let me know the systems that have this type of capability or what i should be looking for in order to have this type of setup...

Cheers

Matt

No matter what exhaust you put on a RB its gonna be LOUD! :laughing-smiley-014:

I got a BLITZ N1 Nur Spec catback exhaust system and YES you can hear me driving.

3" to 3.5" pipes are fine.

About that flicking switch you asked, I have seen an exhaust system that does that. I was told its called a "Butterfly System".

Pull the leaver up and it drops a plate into you exhaust pipe (Basicaly restricting the air flow to lower the noise) then push the leaver down and it retracts the plate to open up the exhaust again.

Also I think I saw it on one of my car mag, I'l check it out and see if I can find it.

Edited by (00)SKYLINE(00)

I gotta trust/greddy catback 3'inch with a trust/greddy front pipe 3'inch and a split/dump pipe from the turbo with CATCO 3'inch high flow which is bassically a turbo back system, and i tell ya the noise is excellent! not loud or to loud but when u wana open it, it gives ua a nice note... :nyaanyaa: very happy!

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