Hey I just wanted to do a poll. I have a Greddy TT setup on my car and need to release some back pressure. I have only two exhaust kits in mind right now with my budget. I dont really like the titanium with the blue rings on the tip. Not my style! But so far the EVO-2 and the Injen Super SES straight tip is the two I am considering. What would you guys recomemend?

 

Both good quality exhuast. The Greddy will be significantly quiter than the Injen. And the Greddy has straight mufflers and tips, whereas the Injen has an angled muffler an exhuast design.

So the choice is really just personal preference. Several members have been very happy with both choices.

 

GQ is right. If you do not want to hear your exhaust, go with the Greddy, if you want it to be loud, go with the Injen. I personally prefer the looks of the short mufflers on the Greddy and the stealth quietness.

 

yup...with a TT,test pipes, and Greddy Evo2, the exhuast is just a tad louder than stock.

 

I think I am getting the Greddy EVO-2. How much would a shop charge to put this sucker on? I know it shouldnt be over 100 bucks. Anything over that is just silly.

 

Hey, I was just reading a tuning mag, and noticed that Greddy now makes an EvoTT exhaust. Looks identical to te Evo2, but it has larger piping...better for turbos. Damn...wish I could trade!

My advise is unless you have a lift, and a lot of patience, get it professionally installed. It's a ***** to line everything up...crawling on the floor...and lying on your back. $100 is a fair price for the job. Takes about 2 hours to do it correctly, since they have to relocate the evap canister package.

 

So you are saying they have a Greddy EvoTT exhaust that is made to cooperate with the Greddy TT kit that they already have out? Does it say how much gains in HP and torque? If it gets better numbers, I would wait for it.

 

check with your vendors....i think it is avail...or shortly avail. Too soon for dyno numbers...but should perform slightly better than the evo2