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I'd recommend starting with a catback to see how you like it. Keep in mind that when you start adding a down and/or test pipe, the car gets noticeably louder. In fact, your best bet performance-wise is to do a catback with cold air intake. These two mods give you an excellent bang-for-the-buck and also make the car sound more aggressive. Just do yourself a favor and stay away from low-quality exhausts because they are always louder (in an annoying way) and also have a higher chance of fit and/or longevity issues.

Everyone's going to have different opinions on which exhaust to get that will be based on power gains, exhaust note tone, welds/craftsmanship, materials & looks. So that is a VERY open ended question & you will probably have to do alot of reasearch to find what best suits your needs...which brings me to my questions; What is your intentions for the car? Is it only a DD? Do you have small children? Would you prefer single or dual exit?

It is just my weekend car over the years I might adventually put money into it and make it a beast I do not want anything cheap and not no fart can noise and mos def dual exhaust

Tufast said:

Everyone's going to have different opinions on which exhaust to get that will be based on power gains, exhaust note tone, welds/craftsmanship, materials & looks. So that is a VERY open ended question & you will probably have to do alot of reasearch to find what best suits your needs...which brings me to my questions; What is your intentions for the car? Is it only a DD? Do you have small children? Would you prefer single or dual exit?

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sorry to thread jack..but suggestions for a dd?

You can't go wrong with a DC Sports exhaust system, guys. It is a 3" system and looks and sounds good. Best of all, it is on sale through us at only $575 with free shipping.

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blueflames_38 said:

sorry to thread jack..but suggestions for a dd?

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I would shoot for something a little bit quiet & that looks good. For DD use twin tip duals is fine. Personally I think beveled burnt tips are sexy. IMO these are some quality companies whose exhaust should be worth while: ARK, Beyond Redline, CP-e, Buschur & Stillen. I'm sure there are more I missed some, but I haven't researched exhaust options for our cars in a while since I purchased mine for some time already.

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You can't go wrong with a DC Sports exhaust system, guys. It is a 3" system and looks and sounds good. Best of all, it is on sale through us at only $575 with free shipping.

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Pretty good price shipped ^^^^

blueflames_38 said:

sorry to thread jack..but suggestions for a dd?

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Stick with a QUALITY exhaust like ARK or Injen. They are the two quietest on the market.

Tufast said:

I would shoot for something a little bit quiet & that looks good. For DD use twin tip duals is fine. Personally I think beveled burnt tips are sexy. IMO these are some quality companies whose exhaust should be worth while: ARK, Beyond Redline, CP-e, Buschur & Stillen. I'm sure there are more I missed some, but I haven't researched exhaust options for our cars in a while since I purchased mine for some time already.

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Just an FYI...a couple of the ones you mentioned are NOT quiet at all. ARK yes, but the only other one that's "not loud" is Injen.

Beyond Redline and CP-E are pretty loud, but in an awesome way . I remember Buscher being comparable in sound/loudness as my Beyond Redline. ark is very quiet and looks the most "aftermarket" I you ask me. Not seen or heard injen in person yet.

go Custom baby! Cheaper and youll get the sound you want!

Custom FTW! I had a shop cut my exhaust off after the primary cat and installed a 3" inch straight pipe with an inline resonator (and dual exits using the factory tips). Not too loud and sounds great.