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#4265168 - 11/19/09 01:15 PM Cheap Vs. Expensive Exhaust
m3ntalx09 m3ntalx09 Newbie Registered: 05/13/07 Posts: 60	Okay guys.. im wondering what the biggest difference between the two is. I see a lot of people trying to get skunk, greddy, evo, etc.. and the price is wayy over the roof for a simle 1-5hp increase. Now i heard that the reason why those companies are so damn expensive is because your paying for the CARB legal bullshit. If so is that the only difference? Edited by m3ntalx09 (11/19/09 01:16 PM)
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#4266102 - 11/19/09 05:36 PM Re: Cheap Vs. Expensive Exhaust [Re: m3ntalx09]
Design Design Post Master Supreme Registered: 12/11/02 Posts: 11581 Loc: The OC	You are paying for materials and R&D. CBE's do not require CARB exemption; they only need to comply with DB/noise restrictions. In my experience, no-names tend to rattle, rust, squeak, etc. If you go with a cheap variant, at least hold onto your stock CBE. More than likely you'll revert back to it or upgrade to a reputable aftermarket one. _________________________ 09 CWP MS3 01 Echo 5MT 00 EBP Si - Sold - Pics 89 Camaro - Sold CSI. What's your diversion?
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#4456423 - 01/25/10 11:50 AM Re: Cheap Vs. Expensive Exhaust [Re: Design]
Willie Mack Willie Mack Newbie Registered: 01/23/09 Posts: 9 Loc: North Carolina	/\True. _________________________
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