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Old Mar 5, 2007 | 05:38 PM
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I am getting a borla exhaust for my 2002 a4 and the fast intentions downpipe(bc I have a tiptronic) If it is too loud is there a way I can quiet it without sacrificing to much money/performance
 
Old Mar 5, 2007 | 05:40 PM
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run a resonator
 
Old Mar 5, 2007 | 05:48 PM
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where can so you get the fast intentions downpipe? Not available on the website and they didnt answermy phone call. Sorry for the hijack.
 
Old Mar 5, 2007 | 06:54 PM
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they should answer, lets do a group buy and save money
 
Old Mar 5, 2007 | 06:58 PM
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fast intention group buys are hot in the Nissan forums, spec. G35 and Z. try to get them on the board and they will definately offer GBs.
 
Old Mar 5, 2007 | 10:34 PM
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If you don't remove the Borla resonators it will be nearly as quiet as stock exhaust... you have nothing to worry about.

I bought an exhaust mostly for the deep sound it offers... but if you want to spend 800$ + for 7-10hp so be it[&:]

Resonators off = for the win.
 
Old Mar 5, 2007 | 10:39 PM
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ORIGINAL: Amze

If you don't remove the Borla resonators it will be nearly as quiet as stock exhaust... you have nothing to worry about.

I bought an exhaust mostly for the deep sound it offers... but if you want to spend 800$ + for 7-10hp so be it[&:]

Resonators off = for the win.
no offense amze, but you're what, 18 or 19? it may not bother you to have a noisy car as a daily driver, but quietness is important to a lot of people. I'm 24, and I've had my fair share of loud cars (you haven't heard loud until you've been in an RX7 with full exhaust). when a lot of people see a classy car like an audi, and it screams past them with a loud exhaust, they think "punk". it's a stereotype, and a bad one, but it's there.

resonators on, with bigger piping and a borla canister = for the win.
 
Old Mar 5, 2007 | 10:57 PM
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yea i had my res off my borla kit for a while when i was running a testpipe and it was just too loud for my liking lol and im 19 but with the muffler and resonator on there it was SWEET
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If you don't remove the Borla resonators it will be nearly as quiet as stock exhaust... you have nothing to worry about.

I bought an exhaust mostly for the deep sound it offers... but if you want to spend 800$ + for 7-10hp so be it[&:]

Resonators off = for the win.
no offense amze, but you're what, 18 or 19? it may not bother you to have a noisy car as a daily driver, but quietness is important to a lot of people. I'm 24, and I've had my fair share of loud cars (you haven't heard loud until you've been in an RX7 with full exhaust). when a lot of people see a classy car like an audi, and it screams past them with a loud exhaust, they think "punk". it's a stereotype, and a bad one, but it's there.

resonators on, with bigger piping and a borla canister = for the win.
 
Old Mar 5, 2007 | 11:22 PM
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ORIGINAL: Belligerenceā„¢

ORIGINAL: Amze

If you don't remove the Borla resonators it will be nearly as quiet as stock exhaust... you have nothing to worry about.

I bought an exhaust mostly for the deep sound it offers... but if you want to spend 800$ + for 7-10hp so be it[&:]

Resonators off = for the win.
no offense amze, but you're what, 18 or 19? it may not bother you to have a noisy car as a daily driver, but quietness is important to a lot of people. I'm 24, and I've had my fair share of loud cars (you haven't heard loud until you've been in an RX7 with full exhaust). when a lot of people see a classy car like an audi, and it screams past them with a loud exhaust, they think "punk". it's a stereotype, and a bad one, but it's there.

resonators on, with bigger piping and a borla canister = for the win.

I hear you man, and I understand... but if you don't want the sound why bother with an exhaust? Looks? Minor power gains, unless the guy plans on chipping. And yeah I'm I'll be 18 soon, so I'm young and like sound. I got ya though
 
Old Mar 5, 2007 | 11:23 PM
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Ohh I see he's already chips, alright that makes sense then.[:'(] missed that, haha.
 

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