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MacGuy87 Chief Mechanic	So, yes, this summer, i'm dieing to get me some exhaust!! I'm wondering, because I've never purchased or really got into it, but about how much would you say exhaust runs? Whats the least you can pay but still get a good setup, and whats the average you can/should pay for good exhaust. Name some recommended brands of exhaust that are around $500 (including prof. installation) Thats about my budget for that this summer.. ($500) So any suggestions on what brand of exhaust I should get that can fit my budget... 2006 Scion tC
[#] Apr 24, 2008 11:27pm
MacGuy87 Chief Mechanic	BTW, I want to deep rich sound, not high pitched fart can sound. I like the low, deep, loud sound. By curiousity, if you have exhaust, how much did you pay for it and what brand did you get? (DIY or prof. installation?) 2006 Scion tC
[#] Apr 24, 2008 11:29pm
justDstart3 Camp Pendleton California, US Vehicle Designer	tanabe concept g is a quiet one.. but the prices for those are up to like 410.. right now.. thats the type of axle back i got now.. my plan is so far.. is to get the tsudo mid pipe and the invidia s pipe.. so i heard its goin to be a deep sound.. but i aint sure when ill have them on.. or u can go for the megan drift spec catback those are goin for bout least 350.. but its really on u.. "Passion is in the blood. Desire is in the will. Prepare to be mentally strong. Till the day the earth stood still. Everyone in the world will turn. Up as they glance upon you. Everyone will witness as your weakness will burn. As you will be reborn to someone true. The passion, desire and will is all you need in life." by me
[#] Apr 24, 2008 11:33pm
bboydoc East Rutherford New Jersey, US Tech Advisor	i got the HKS Hi-Power Exhaust from scispeed.com its 370 shipped! its an axel back exhaust and sounds very nice and has a deep tone to it. check some videos of the HKS on a scion tc on youtube.
[#] Apr 24, 2008 11:45pm
justDstart3 Camp Pendleton California, US Vehicle Designer	http://www.clubsciontc.co...Evo2--HKS--Precision.html "Passion is in the blood. Desire is in the will. Prepare to be mentally strong. Till the day the earth stood still. Everyone in the world will turn. Up as they glance upon you. Everyone will witness as your weakness will burn. As you will be reborn to someone true. The passion, desire and will is all you need in life." by me
[#] Apr 25, 2008 12:00am
lee_tc Minnesota, US Vehicle Designer	you wat low i say go hks or tsudo
[#] Apr 25, 2008 12:10am
Crash Clovis New Mexico, US Godlike Advisor	I got a full magnaflow catback system for 370 on ebay, so around 430 installed. Its not just axle-back so it will actually give a small performance boost as well. They have videos of the way it sounds at magnaflow.com. Hope this helps! The SEARCH feature on the site works, I promise. USE IT!!! "I almost numchucked you, you dont even reallise!!" -Will Ferrell-
[#] Apr 25, 2008 12:59am
andino Manhattan Beach California, US Godlike Advisor	Save some cash and install yourself. The Tsudo spipe back exhaust is a great buy at 250+ shipping for the regular style one. Are you in SoCal? Come to our CStC meets! Located in Socal? Need something Installed? Have a question and no one is willing to help? Shoot me a PM or hit me up on AIM.
[#] Apr 25, 2008 01:15am
MacGuy87 Chief Mechanic	I dont know the difference between these exhausts like "cat back" or "Axle Back" or whatever, i dont really know the difference between all these... anyone fill me in with brief sentence..? 2006 Scion tC
[#] Apr 28, 2008 09:27pm
MacGuy87 Chief Mechanic	lee_tc wrote: you wat low i say go hks or tsudo what exhaust do you have? I like the tip on yours! 2006 Scion tC
[#] Apr 28, 2008 09:28pm
Crash Clovis New Mexico, US Godlike Advisor	Brief sentence explanation.... Cat-back exhaust is from the catalytic converter back. Meaning from the cat to the tail of the car, all of the pipe is replaced. Axle-back exhaust is just the very tip, meaning all original pipe is still in tact except for the final exhaust part of the sytem (the exhaust tip). You will still get a nice sound from replacing just the tip of the exhaust, but a full cat-back system will give you more horsepower out of your car. The cat-back system replaces your resonator and all piping between the catylitic converter and the back of your car. The SEARCH feature on the site works, I promise. USE IT!!! "I almost numchucked you, you dont even reallise!!" -Will Ferrell-
[#] Apr 29, 2008 05:15am
leonard Virginia, US Tire Changer	i found a catback exhaust for 199.99 dont know if anyone has it or not Quote: DM Full Catback Exhaust Muffler System - APEXi N1 Style Full Catback Exhaust System Maximum Performance Which Increases Up To 15-20 Horsepower. High Flow Straight Through Design That Produces A Sporty Deep Solid Tone. Bolt On Design Made Of High Quality T-304 Stainless Steel (Light weight Design) Outlet Tip: 4 inches, Inlet Tip: 3 inches Through Out Whole Pipe Availability: Usually ships in 3-4 business days MFCAT3TC05 Regular price: $299.99 Sale price: $199.99 http://www.k2motor.com/mfcat3tc05.html
[#] Apr 29, 2008 11:46am
dqlostsoulz Ripon California, US Tech Advisor	Tanabe concept g FTW and here is the DYI................. http://www.clubsciontc.co...cept-G-Install-Guide.html
[#] Apr 29, 2008 03:03pm
gre_v1 Bethel Park Pennsylvania, US Master Mechanic	I have the Magnaflow cat-back exhaust for $440 with install. Makes the car sound like a beast and a nice performance gain as well. Makes the car sound like a Nissan 350Z/G35 from the inside as well.
[#] Apr 29, 2008 03:44pm
1ucky11 Elkridge Maryland, US Tech Advisor	If you're looking for an axleback, go with Tsudo N1 from speed-element.com. It sounds so good. Nice and deep. I love how its not all ricey sounding
[#] Apr 29, 2008 10:51pm
MacGuy87 Chief Mechanic	So by looking at the DIY I think I can do the axel-back exhaust myself... i'm just wondering if it would be better tho to buy a cat-back exhaust system..? Which is better to get for performance and sound? - Axel-back - Cat-back Also, with installation do you think someone who can do an axel-back install could very well do a catback install? 2006 Scion tC
[#] Apr 29, 2008 11:11pm
Crash Clovis New Mexico, US Godlike Advisor	A cat-back system will definately give more performance. An axle-back will still give you the same sound as a cat-back system though. Any shop that can do an axle-back system should also be able to do a cat-back system. For myself, my cat-back Magnaflow exhaust system was just a bolt-on installation. It took about 45 minutes and was very easy to do. An axle-back installation will most likely take cutting and welding into account. You will still get the same sound out of an axle-back, however I do not believe you will still get the full extent of the performance factor of the upgrade. The SEARCH feature on the site works, I promise. USE IT!!! "I almost numchucked you, you dont even reallise!!" -Will Ferrell-
[#] Apr 30, 2008 04:20am
Racr350 Penfield New York, US Chief Mechanic	CrashUSAF wrote: A cat-back system will definately give more performance. An axle-back will still give you the same sound as a cat-back system though. Any shop that can do an axle-back system should also be able to do a cat-back system. For myself, my cat-back Magnaflow exhaust system was just a bolt-on installation. It took about 45 minutes and was very easy to do. An axle-back installation will most likely take cutting and welding into account. You will still get the same sound out of an axle-back, however I do not believe you will still get the full extent of the performance factor of the upgrade. Umm..Why? If anything an Axle-Back is easier to install because your removing less of the exhaust system...A few Bolts and Hangers and your done. I would totally go Cat-Back though. If i could do it all over again I'd get the Agency Power Cat-Back. If you think you can tackle an Axle-Back, then you'd be fine doing a Cat-Back Install. With a Cat-Back, Your really freeing up your stock restrictive set-up. So you have the sound and performance benefits compared to an Axle Back which is completely for sound (maybe 1-3 hp max). -BearZ Rules!
[#] Apr 30, 2008 08:55am
MacGuy87 Chief Mechanic	Racr350 wrote: CrashUSAF wrote: A cat-back system will definately give more performance. An axle-back will still give you the same sound as a cat-back system though. Any shop that can do an axle-back system should also be able to do a cat-back system. For myself, my cat-back Magnaflow exhaust system was just a bolt-on installation. It took about 45 minutes and was very easy to do. An axle-back installation will most likely take cutting and welding into account. You will still get the same sound out of an axle-back, however I do not believe you will still get the full extent of the performance factor of the upgrade. Umm..Why? If anything an Axle-Back is easier to install because your removing less of the exhaust system...A few Bolts and Hangers and your done. I would totally go Cat-Back though. If i could do it all over again I'd get the Agency Power Cat-Back. If you think you can tackle an Axle-Back, then you'd be fine doing a Cat-Back Install. With a Cat-Back, Your really freeing up your stock restrictive set-up. So you have the sound and performance benefits compared to an Axle Back which is completely for sound (maybe 1-3 hp max). I saw the agency power catback on ebay when i was just browsing at what they had available on there.. I think i can tackle doing a catback myself.. maybe with a friends assistance, other than that i think i would be straight. But why do you say the Agency Power Cat-Back? any reason why? 2006 Scion tC
[#] Apr 30, 2008 10:12am
MacGuy87 Chief Mechanic	one exhaust setup i really like is the GReddy Exhaust, and the Megan Racing Drift Spec, I've heard this in person (well on a drive by) and I love the sound of that! Its what I'm shooting for! 2006 Scion tC
[#] Apr 30, 2008 10:18am
leonard Virginia, US Tire Changer	cool! yeah i like the sound of the greddy but i really want to build a custom exhaust set up with a tanabe concept g or a medalion touring but it'll be expensive. i'm probably just going to get a magnaflow catback
[#] Apr 30, 2008 10:22am
Racr350 Penfield New York, US Chief Mechanic	Agency Power is just a well known exotic exhaust maker. It's cool they have an exhaust for the tC because theyre really well known in porsche/benz/bmw world. Basically they are REALLY high quality exhausts. -BearZ Rules!
[#] Apr 30, 2008 11:17am
Crash Clovis New Mexico, US Godlike Advisor	The muffler shop that installed my cat-back exhaust did the entire job in around 40 minutes. The cat-back I have installed was a direct bolt-on replacement to the stock exhaust. Easy install and took damn near no time. From what I understand about axle-back exhausts is that 9 times out of 10 you have to weld the exhaust on to the end of the pipe, where in a full cat-back system all pieces come welded together already and just bolt in place. If you can just bolt-on axle-back exhausts to the tip of the pipe then rock on, however I figure in most cases, theres more to it than that. The SEARCH feature on the site works, I promise. USE IT!!! "I almost numchucked you, you dont even reallise!!" -Will Ferrell-
[#] Apr 30, 2008 11:35am
krdshrk New Brunswick New Jersey, US Godlike Advisor	No - the Axel-back exhausts just bolt right on. Most catbacks do too, but some do need to be welded on. I don't know of a single axelback for the tC that requires welding. Scikotics NJ is sponsored by Lawrence Scion 2006 GReddy Turbocharged Automatic tC 220+ WHP - 14.044 @ 97.02 MPH
[#] Apr 30, 2008 03:27pm
MacGuy87 Chief Mechanic	Well, I think from what I've heard in person and been referenced to by other people, I'm going to go with the Megan Racing Spec Drift Cat-Back Exhaust. I found it around $350.00 So, I'm going to save my money for a bit and work towards getting that end of May. I will wait to see what its like when it comes in to see if i want to pay for install or DIM (Do It Myself) 2006 Scion tC
[#] Apr 30, 2008 11:44pm

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