Well here are the various Nippon media I promissed (freaking web hoster providing ):

Installation:





[Edited by Silver S2K on 04-14-2001 at 09:47 PM]

 

On the car:

 

And in motion:

http://silvers2k.homestead.com/files/media...on/Mvc-716v.mpg

http://silvers2k.homestead.com/files/media...on/Mvc-724v.mpg

 

sweet

 

That second video is sweet, but isn't that also how the stock exhaust sounds?

 

Love the way you went to the trouble of whiteing out your plates in the 1st set of photos only to leave them resplendent in full North Carolina white and blue in the outside shots

 

SpaceNeedle,

It's got a nice low purr/rumble before 3 k RPM and its pretty quiet after that.

I believe that's why Silver S2K bought the exhaust.

That's the reason why I bought it...I just wanted a nice purr and rumble when I am sitting still and when I start to move...and when I gun it...I want the engine to make all the noise. I installed the Nippon exhaust Saturday and the RM racing cold air intake Sunday...and the combo sounds sweet! When I gun it...before 4K I get the exhaust rumble...after that it switches to the engine...and I get a crazy vtec throaty scream from the intake...I love it.

 

[QUOTE][B]2kturkey:

 

Yeah, the sound difference from stock is subtle. Like Unicron said, its an octave deeper below ~5K. You can hear it in the video, but you have to almost switch between a stock sound file to notice. After that the engine sound overpowers the exhaust so it sounds like a stock stook. But that's what I wanted; my goals in order of importance were: 1) improved looks, 2) easier maintenance (the stock tips trap soot in the roll and look like crap the day after you wash them) 3) weight saving 4) sound change.

And yeah it's the flash Do the new photo's meet approval

[Edited by Silver S2K on 04-15-2001 at 10:15 AM]