Injen Titanium Tip vs. HKS

blindside_matt · 2009-06-11 16:38:30

I have the HKS with hfcs and I love it :dunno:

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Jul 11, 2009 | 10:19 PM

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I have the HKS with hfcs and I love it

Jul 12, 2009 | 08:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Phenom

HKS sounds like ****. Reminds me of a cessna plane. I have the injen so I can tell you from first hand experience that its deep and throaty. It does drone at the low RPMs but you just gotta deal with it, it's definitely worth it.

A perfect example of how "sounds great" or "sounds bad" is TOTALLY user dependant. We used to have the Injen on one of our Z's (Kwame's). It doesn't just drone at low rpm's, it droned everywhere. Yes, it gave good gains, and yes, fit and finish was good, but it was LOUD, plain and simple. If that's what you are after, or can put up with, then that's fine. All depends on your personal threshold and personal preference.

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Jul 12, 2009 | 08:20 AM

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Originally Posted by alex dds

Anyone know where to purchase the Injens? They're discontinued and I've been trying to look for them.

we had 1 of them left in stock a few months ago when we did some straightening up at the shop (stainless tip version), will have to check tomorrow if we still do

otherwise, used in the private classifieds

Jul 12, 2009 | 01:44 PM

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OP asked for any input based on experience, thats what I got.

Maybe next time I'll make a post with some in depth audio analysis of each exhaust, including the frequency, amplitude and tone of the exhaust sound at every possible rpm. Should be one hell of a spreadsheet.