hygiene boy

No exhaust will give you substantial power gains on an S2000. You could always go the inexpensive route and just swap mufflers. (Hayame muffs have a nice deep tone that's not too loud) On an S2000 when you switch exhaust you are basically trading looks and sound and maybe some weight. You can do all that with just mufflers and save a lot of money. The stock exhaust is very unrestrictive. Just another idea for you to think about, we all know everyone has their own!

zeraful

damn... thoes Invidia Exhausts are nicee... how much are they?

lig

[QUOTE]Originally posted by 1Fast99Si
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There is this little thing called performance which people are concerned about, and not sound.

zeraful

do you have any sound clips for the magnaflow setup?

zeraful

is it possible to have an exhaust sound like that car in Johnny English? (the movie by mr.bean) it sounds soooo sweet.. i'd sit there and rev my car in the garage all day long just to hear that sound.. lol

lig

Here's one parked. I've have one from in the car - but I can't find it.
http://homepage.mac.com/azn/iMovieTheater2.html

lig

in car sound...

http://homepage.mac.com/azn/iMovieTheater9.html

ricosuave

one of the loudest (and lightest) is the veilside single at 6lbs.

1Fast99Si

[QUOTE]Originally posted by lig
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What exactly do you mean by this?

JL9000

[QUOTE]Originally posted by 1Fast99Si
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An aftermarket exhaust will help in performance once the car is further modded if not already.