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Was scouring youtube videos for exhaust sounds (was planning on getting a kakimoto + mines downpipe for an r32) and came across this clip. Has anyone ever heard and exhaust that sounds as amazing and similar to this? And how far over the legal db limit do you reckon it would be :P

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Stroker (2.8), E85, GT RS's, split dumps, HKS front pipe and Kakimoto Full Mega N1. It was the most intense, obnoxious sound. It was literally louder than venting to atmo gates... That's the good part of you like that sort thing.

That cat back on a stockish car sounded no where near as barky and loud.

It also was awful for any type of performance. Funnily enough, the last 5 items on that list have been pulled off the car.

Kakimoto sound great but hold the car back.

* ignore second gear. It was having ignition issues in anything but first gear.

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Have heard similar with a racepace front pipes and custom 3".

Careful with the kakimoto... Piggaz has some nice pictures of them that would make you want to steer clear...

I'll have a look into that, from google search I couldnt find anything bad relating to the kaki. Racepace exhausts can get a bit pricey though cant they?

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They can be but in the single pipe versions (3.5 or 4 inch) they're quiet and flow.

I just happen to have the only twin 3 inch Racepace exhaust made for sale. Front pipe to exhaust tip. Pm if interested.

(Only selling because I'm ditching the twins and going single turbo, otherwise it wouldn't be going anywhere).

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They can be but in the single pipe versions (3.5 or 4 inch) they're quiet and flow.

I just happen to have the only twin 3 inch Racepace exhaust made for sale. Front pipe to exhaust tip. Pm if interested.

(Only selling because I'm ditching the twins and going single turbo, otherwise it wouldn't be going anywhere).

Ahh such a pity, I love the look of twins coming out the back too :(. If I had a gtr in the driveway I would probably take you up on that, gotta find one in Japan first though. Got any clips of how it sounds?

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