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Old 02-02-2014, 03:09 PM
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Hi was wondering if anybody ever done UK mod on their exhaust and would you guys give me some suggestions of the sizes of piping.
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I haven't done it yet, but I'm booked to get it done in a few weeks. We're going with 1 3/8th inside diameter tubing.

Early on some guys started using 1 inch piping, which I think is too small. Seeing a lot of guys going with 1.25 and 1.5 inch piping lately, I think that is the range to be in. I'm not sure if people are quoting inside diameter or outside diameter piping ?.
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Is this the jump from the inlet pipe to the loop on the back of the muffler? If so we have done This Many times. Let me know and I will give u input.
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^Yes that is exactly what he is talking about. In the UK forums I've heard (and generally accepted) that 38mm is the best size for a deeper growl but not too loud that it drones like a bitch or a fart can. Here is a video of some UK bloke that is pretty popular in the forums with this mod:[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spxC_sEZZNM[/media]

Went to an really popular upscale exhaust shop up north by my place in San Antonio, TX and they wanted $500 to do that shit?!
Had a lot of time that day so I decided to go south to a ghetto exhaust/muffler shop to see how cheap there and they said $200! Which I think is still crazy!
I REALLY dislike the sound of all the aftermarket exhausts for the S2000. I just want a noticeably deeper growl that is maybe a little louder without drone.

So my question: Where do you guys get this mod done at and for how much? There are much more ghetto exhaust shops at the southwest side but I just don't feel comfortable driving to that side of town.. Not worth it for me if it's going to be over $100.
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http://youtu.be/PfQbUBeImBg

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I saw many people in SoCal got theirs for $60-$130. You are getting ripped off if you're paying more.
38mm pipe may not be doable in many shops. I think you need a different machine for any pipe less than 1.5" and I bet not all shops have that.
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I think I will be the only person with a UK exhaust mod on a CR OEM exhaust, looking forward to this as even the CR exhaust is too quiet. I don't like most aftermarket exhaust sounds, so this should do the trick for me.
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I had mine done over a year ago, I used 2 inch O.D. about 50mm tubing, it has a nice deep tone no rasp at all, I think the smaller tubing doesn't give it enough sound and makes it more raspy, that's how most of the video clips I've heard seem to be.
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Originally Posted by JDMricist
^Yes that is exactly what he is talking about. In the UK forums I've heard (and generally accepted) that 38mm is the best size for a deeper growl but not too loud that it drones like a bitch or a fart can. Here is a video of some UK bloke that is pretty popular in the forums with this mod:[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spxC_sEZZNM[/media]

Went to an really popular upscale exhaust shop up north by my place in San Antonio, TX and they wanted $500 to do that shit?!
Had a lot of time that day so I decided to go south to a ghetto exhaust/muffler shop to see how cheap there and they said $200! Which I think is still crazy!
I REALLY dislike the sound of all the aftermarket exhausts for the S2000. I just want a noticeably deeper growl that is maybe a little louder without drone.

So my question: Where do you guys get this mod done at and for how much? There are much more ghetto exhaust shops at the southwest side but I just don't feel comfortable driving to that side of town.. Not worth it for me if it's going to be over $100.
That UK bloke is not in the UK but West Sacramento,CA LOL... I think his brother made the movie.

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Originally Posted by JFUSION
I think I will be the only person with a UK exhaust mod on a CR OEM exhaust, looking forward to this as even the CR exhaust is too quiet. I don't like most aftermarket exhaust sounds, so this should do the trick for me.
Does the CR have the loop on the backside of the muffler? I took a look at a pic of a CR muffler and it did not have the pipes(to mod) like the stock S muffler has.

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