christopherboon

I recently got my 01 s2000 and i was wondering which intake and exhaust systems give the best performance and sound. I was looking at the toda system it looks really nice but its a bit pricy at 1500. But i dont want some shitty fart can on my s2000. k thanks guys

ryanfeldman

i have a fujita cai and hks hi-power duel exhaust. the fujita i think is rated for 8 hp gained. it is deep and throaty. it matches very well with the hks. cai cost me 268 i believe and new hks are around 700.

MULDER

Wow... why not just come out and ask for the meaning of life while you are at it.....


Different exhausts for different needs/wants. To label one "the best" is going to be impossible... but there is a "Best Of" class.


I myself am partial to Comptech products.

mxt_77

You'll find everything you need to know right here:
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=247214

IlleztImportz

this is suppose to be in 'S2000 Talk'

skibum

The best intake is an air intake. The combustion engine operates on air. As for exhaust systems, I would recommend that you get one. If there is no way to expel the exhaust gases, the engine will die.

F20_C

My preference.

Intake- Gutted airbox with drop in filter and snorkel.

Exhaust- J's header with 70mm test pipe and 70mm single.

Basskika

In terms of performance the gains will be minimal with exhaust and intake. When looking at the gains don't pay too much attention to them, the difference between different exhaust (excluding shit exhausts) is almost nothing. Before buying an intake and exhaust I would think about yr long term aims for the car. If u ever plan on going FI there is no point is spending money on an intake and I would recommend looking into an exhaust that would complement yr system in the future (thats just my point of view)

In terms of quality generally you get what you pay for, so just bear that in mind when considering different parts for the car

Best sound is something very personal ... your best bet is to get out to some meets and hear them in person, theres nothing like hearing them in person

Hope this info helps

Izn Trbl

you will be limited if you live in california. but you have not listed where you are from, so i dont know what best intake would be.

do to living in california, i am limited in what i can do under the hood. i put in the AEM V2 intake... and love it!

probably didnt do anything really, but it sounds great!

as for exhaust... i dont have an opinion. i am afraid of being too loud. they are really cracking down on the volume level here.

good luck with what you end up doing!

NVMY4N

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