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Help finding a good Catback

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senciz2
Des Moines
Iowa, US
  • Tire Changer
 Im new to this forum and I need help finding a catback that I am looking for. Some of the catback systems out there have this angle to the pipe just before the reach the canister that is there so to avoid contact with the back suspension and they seem to hang. For example the Tsudo N1 system. I really dont like that so my question is if there any out there that dont have this and maybe go up and over or a different way.

[#] Jul 24, 2008 05:52pm
Crash
Clovis
New Mexico, US
  • Godlike Advisor
 If you use the search function on the site, there are quite a few threads dedicated to reviews of exhaust systems.


The SEARCH feature on the site works, I promise. USE IT!!!
"I almost numchucked you, you dont even reallise!!" -Will Ferrell-
[#] Jul 24, 2008 05:55pm
Orin
You're going to get all kinds of suggestions, I'd suggest checking out the exhaust forums a little more to get some ideas.

If I were to buy a cat back and had no plans of going custom, I'd buy the magnaflow, it seems like a decent quality.

Check youtube.com for some sound clips, that'll help a lot.

[#] Jul 24, 2008 05:56pm
senciz2
Des Moines
Iowa, US
  • Tire Changer
 I know but alot of pics and stuff of exhausts dont show this and its hard to tell. I figure there is some one on here that knows what im talking about and has seen one that would work for me.

[#] Jul 24, 2008 05:57pm
Crash
Clovis
New Mexico, US
  • Godlike Advisor
 I dont really know of any exhaust systems that come for the tC that have issues hitting the rear suspension. If you are going for an angled exhaust for looks, there should be pics up all over the site of peoples exhaust. There are some good review threads out there!


The SEARCH feature on the site works, I promise. USE IT!!!
"I almost numchucked you, you dont even reallise!!" -Will Ferrell-
[#] Jul 24, 2008 05:59pm

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