[Guest]

I'm looking for an inexpensive but effective exhaust system. I recently purchased an intake system off ebay.. (ACE intake for a 97-02 prelude.) I'm now interested to purchasing an exhaust system, but im not really trying to spend a fortune on it. If you have any websites or if u wanna list your set up post them here. Thanks.

 

[Wyldeone22]

pacesetter is the most affordable, but it won't last more than a year in maryland... I'd go with borla... it's 379, and it's awesome... you could also go the muffler shop way.

 

[rylinkus]

Yeah, most muffler shops can create a nice custom setup for a fraction of the price of the others. Though Borla is quite nice.

 

[brianJ]

Borla, Greddy, HKS, all good, all great performance and sound... dont go to one of those muffler shops and get one of their ghetto cat backs, spend the extra money on the good, performance, cat back... you'll get a better sounds and will pump out more hp
:smokin:

 

[rylinkus]

Borla, Greddy, HKS, all good, all great performance and sound... dont go to one of those muffler shops and get one of their ghetto cat backs, spend the extra money on the good, performance, cat back... you'll get a better sounds and will pump out more hp
:smokin:

A decent shop should be able to create something on par with any of the performance catbacks out there. Granted, the key word is decent.

 

[brianJ]

Re:

Any inexpensive Exhaust Systems?

One more to add... Magna Flow... its inexpensive and also produces a decent sound. the muffler costs about 150-175... and the cat back and the muffler, installed, cost about 250! Good luck

 

[Wyldeone22]

Yeah, but I seriously doubt that you'll be able to get mandrel bends for 100 including labor. Crush bends are not the way to go.

 

[rylinkus]

Yeah, but I seriously doubt that you'll be able to get mandrel bends for 100 including labor. Crush bends are not the way to go.

Depends on where you go. But regardless, it's worth looking into.