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    #31
    Thanks man. Gonna be getting new longtube headers, into a y pipe, into a single m80 or hushpower muffler, y pipe it again and have dual rear pipes with my tax returns. :)

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      #32
      :)
      Originally posted by Todd Black 88 View Post
      Remus.
      Sounds amazing on the m20.

      ^^ Remus for sure I had one on my M20 ......would not go with anything else!
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        #33
        There a guy with magnaflow high flow cats, amd two hushpowers on youtube woth 2.25 inch headers and his shit sounds amazing. Not a huge fan of remus.

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          #34
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            #35
            Straight piped the cats, stock motor, stock muffler idling away

            one last video of my exhaust, sitting there idling away.

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              #36
              Yeah I'm amazed of how that sounds, sounds pretty close to mine, and I got a cat (that doesn't do anything) and no muffler. but I'm throwing on a $10 slightly rusty stock muffler on until I can afford something nice. Like a remus or something. But that's all after TUUUURRRBO.

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                #37
                I wouldnt bother with any mufflers until after your turbo, the single downpipe from the back of it will make any dual in dual out muffler useless.
                Im going full exhaust,amf/maf swap,war chip, 2.8 stroke and head work with my car. Cam in the future when i have a more stable job. Deliver pizza currently so ported heads, full exhaust and free flow intake will help with flow, and mpg if i stay under 3 grand. Soon as i go over that ~powerband~ BWAHHHHH VWAHHHHHHHH xD

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                  #38
                  I'm hunting for an exhaust right now, narrowed it down to these two:

                  Stromung

                  Eisenmann

                  Smooth ride with a bmw e30 320i 1990. Lovely sound of the 6inline with Eisenmann race exhaust.Loud acceleration: 6:20 minHigh speed acceleration: 6:53 min


                  Or, listen to this for the sexy noise: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgOhe1mDhjo
                  Last edited by MaxBell; 01-23-2014, 09:15 PM.
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                    #39
                    If you have the money get the Eisenmann exhaust, its rare but honestly a custom mandrel bent 2.5 will do just make them do a flange system if you dont want it welded.

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                      #40
                      Yeh I have the dough, but it's like $359 for the Stromung, vs $1037 for the E30 Eisenmann (or $1300 for the E36 Euro M3 one, that has dual 2.5" inlets).

                      On a car with an Eaton M90, I think 2.5" single is plenty. There'll be some boost, but I'm not setting the house on fire.
                      REMEMBER: Be safe and have fun is Rule Number 1.

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                        #41
                        Originally posted by MaxBell View Post
                        Yeh I have the dough, but it's like $359 for the Stromung, vs $1037 for the E30 Eisenmann (or $1300 for the E36 Euro M3 one, that has dual 2.5" inlets).

                        On a car with an Eaton M90, I think 2.5" single is plenty. There'll be some boost, but I'm not setting the house on fire.
                        Where are you seeing the Stromung for $359?

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                          #42
                          Emailed the company.

                          EDIT: $439!! Sorry.
                          REMEMBER: Be safe and have fun is Rule Number 1.

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                            #43
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                            1989 325is / 2.7, 274 cam, e30 M3 5-lug
                            1989 LN106 Hilux / 3.0TD SFA
                            1974 2002tii / stock
                            2002 IS300 / 5spd LSD

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                              #44
                              Originally posted by MaxBell View Post
                              Emailed the company.

                              EDIT: $439!! Sorry.
                              That email must've been hypnotic cause the cheapest E30 is $479.

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                                #45
                                So, is the Eisenman actually worth ~$500 more, or is the Stromung good enough?
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