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whats the sound like?

i have a single 3.5" cannon-type magnaflow on my NA R33 atm but would prefer dual twin tip exhausts like yours. how much for the full system?

Sounds like any other SR20... a bit agricultural til you get up it. :)

Nah but seriously its fairly quiet (I have a smaller straight through muffler under the centre section) and just kinda burbles at idle. Sound much better from say 4500 rpm to redline...

$1080 for the whole system. I think the muffler is worth around $300. It has just a blended dump, instead of the more popular twin dump design, but still doesn't seem to restrict performance too much. I went for this solution as the CES product was twice the price and a cash only solution... :P

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