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Old Jan 25, 2007 | 12:52 PM
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svrt doesn't make the system anymore..however (inserts plug), i took those mufflers off cause they were too loud (albiet ultra free flowing) and I have them for sale. PM me if you want. You should get a system like that made custom. 2.5' piping.
I saw your thread on those, and while I appreciate the offer, I don't believe I'd like them. 'custom' ususally means crush bent, not mandrel.
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Old Jan 25, 2007 | 02:27 PM
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go for a 2.25" true dual with x-pipe or h-pipe.

example... HKS, stillen true dual, injen ses
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Old Jan 25, 2007 | 02:30 PM
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ACtually depending on the shop you can have crash or mandrel or custom welded. I went for custom welded. They just buy wholesale mandrel bent parts and weld them together. Its up to you
From now on, im going to always get a custom exhaust unless the car is a 4 cylinder turbo. True duals are way over priced.
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Old Jan 25, 2007 | 06:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Wired 24/7
go for a 2.25" true dual with x-pipe or h-pipe.

example... HKS, stillen true dual, injen ses

Do you have one of these? And hopefully a dyno?
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Old Jan 25, 2007 | 06:06 PM
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Originally Posted by plumpzz
ACtually depending on the shop you can have crash or mandrel or custom welded. I went for custom welded. They just buy wholesale mandrel bent parts and weld them together. Its up to you
From now on, im going to always get a custom exhaust unless the car is a 4 cylinder turbo. True duals are way over priced.

I agree with you, however Charlotte lacks this kind of shop.
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Old Jan 25, 2007 | 06:30 PM
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Oh...just go for stillen TD if you want midrange torque and top end or a single 3'' all the way back if you want top end, a little more torque in the midrange and very light. the JIC unit is 9lbs for the y pipe back.
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Old Jan 25, 2007 | 06:48 PM
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Oh...just go for stillen TD if you want midrange torque and top end or a single 3'' all the way back if you want top end, a little more torque in the midrange and very light. the JIC unit is 9lbs for the y pipe back.
NINE pounds?!?!?! I got a PM from AAM stating their single was 21 pounds! Damn!!
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the JIC is all titanium. Its also 1300 bucks lol.
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Old Jan 25, 2007 | 07:40 PM
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Originally Posted by plumpzz
Oh...just go for stillen TD if you want midrange torque and top end or a single 3'' all the way back if you want top end, a little more torque in the midrange and very light. the JIC unit is 9lbs for the y pipe back.
I see, you must mean the full Titanium JIC mode. There are three different JIC singles, one Ti piping and canister, one SS piping and Ti canister, and one all SS. I would assume that the full Ti would be the 9 # one. Excellent exhaust, but the cheapest I've found it is $1285+shipping
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Old Jan 26, 2007 | 04:35 AM
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Bump for info....
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Does anyone know if the JIC titanium y-pipe can be sold seperately?
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^^^ good question +1
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Does anyone know if the JIC titanium y-pipe can be sold seperately?
I was under the impression that JIC does not have a Ti y-pipe, and it would only be sold separately.....
Yahoo search this morning brought it up on a few sites....
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Originally Posted by Fluid1
Do you have one of these? And hopefully a dyno?

Nope, instead of an exhaust, I decided to get xbox 360, ps3, and some other **** lol amazing what you can afford if you stop spending on your car
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Originally Posted by Fluid1
I was under the impression that JIC does not have a Ti y-pipe, and it would only be sold separately.....
Yahoo search this morning brought it up on a few sites....
So the JIC would be a y-pipe back exhaust not a cat-back exhaust.

I know amuse has the titanium y-pipe but it takes out the cats as well. I know top secret has a titanium y-pipe but its very very pricey.
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Old Jan 26, 2007 | 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted by 97supratt
So the JIC would be a y-pipe back exhaust not a cat-back exhaust.

I know amuse has the titanium y-pipe but it takes out the cats as well. I know top secret has a titanium y-pipe but its very very pricey.
Originally I was looking at doing a JIC Ti Single with the Top Secret titanium "Y" pipe and some Esprit titanium test pipes but that's almost $3K for an Exhaust. Maybe I'll stick with stock for now.
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Originally Posted by Wholey Smokes
Originally I was looking at doing a JIC Ti Single with the Top Secret titanium "Y" pipe and some Esprit titanium test pipes but that's almost $3K for an Exhaust. Maybe I'll stick with stock for now.
I need to talk to Mike. Maybe we can devise a dual Ti with an x-pipe.....now...what diameter piping....
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JIC does not make a ti Y pipe
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Old Jan 28, 2007 | 10:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Fluid1
I was under the impression that JIC does not have a Ti y-pipe
Good to get confirmation, thank you sir!
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