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GReddy Spectrum Elite Review (Dual Exhaust)

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Old 02-08-2010, 09:31 PM
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i really need to here one of these in person in socal to get me sold, anyone?
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Anyone have pics of one on an AP1?
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Originally Posted by TKim103,Feb 5 2010, 04:05 PM
you might as well keep the stock exhaust if you're thinking of going with Fujitsubo. $1000 for 1 more decibel of sound throughout the rev band is a waste of money IMO.
according to the Fujitsubo site, it's 3dB at 3000 and 5dB from 4000-6000:

http://www.fujitsubo.co.jp/prods/detail/00...002688/00000144
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Originally Posted by gambooby,Feb 8 2010, 11:31 PM
i really need to here one of these in person in socal to get me sold, anyone?
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=763209

Should have come out to our meet last night. I have one and two other people that were there had the duals and then I believe there were also two other people with the single version of this exhaust. I agree with a lot of people, just a polished tip would be a nice option, but the burnt tip has definitely grown on me and is definitely the nicest looking coloration of any of the burnt tips that I've seen, imo.

I thought s2kologist was the only one that had the Greddy tip, I was jealous but now that I see other people have it as well I'm not. That and I'm pretty sure they Greddy one doesn't have the fancy design on it like the GoTuning tip. Only noticed it when we took a picture of it with a polarized lens.

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I like how u performed this with the garage door closed!!!! Yikes
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UPDATE (2/13/2010):

If you have aftermarket Engine and/or Transmission mounts, you will not hear this exhaust at all in the cabin. I've had Innovative Engine Mounts (75A Durameter) installed PRIOR the GReddy SE install and the car sounded the same as before after some heavy driving today.

Just shows you how quiet this exhaust this, but sounds great when you're outside the car.
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very nice exhaust!!! now i wanna get one for my S
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Originally Posted by TKim103,Feb 13 2010, 05:19 PM
UPDATE (2/13/2010):

If you have aftermarket Engine and/or Transmission mounts, you will not hear this exhaust at all in the cabin. I've had Innovative Engine Mounts (75A Durameter) installed PRIOR the GReddy SE install and the car sounded the same as before after some heavy driving today.

Just shows you how quiet this exhaust this, but sounds great when you're outside the car.
I like the sound of that, there is a bit of drone around the 3k rpm range that I'd like to be gone.
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So to clarify, this exhaust is quieter than the T1R EM Sparrow?

I know most people consider the T1R to have "almost no drone" but I found that it droned quite loudly on deceleration from higher rpms, which bugs me. Does the Greddy SE do that at all or does it drone at all? How much quieter is it than the T1R??
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Originally Posted by Vilstar,Apr 28 2010, 08:50 PM
I like the sound of that, there is a bit of drone around the 3k rpm range that I'd like to be gone.
Really...Mine has no drone at all rpm. Then I added a test pipe and made the exhaust a little louder in the top end. Still no drone. Mine has the Greddy name etched on it as well...I believe Greddy etches it at the same place...They just etched the first batch with their name while etching the Go Tuning logo on the rest of the batches. Coming from the Tanabe Medallion Concept G(another exhaust know for its quietness and ability to be a great DD exhaust I noticed it had noticeable drone between 3k-4k rpms(rpms that I cruise the fwy in).

Plus I got tired of the N1 canister look and hated how the Tanabe stuck out further than the rear bumper. Wanted that clean and classy look and the SE accomplishes that with ease. Looks like the exhaust was made for the ap2 rear bumper.







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