AEM and aPexi
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Thanks for all you feedback everyone. I really appreciate it. But for the guy who told me not to trust a salesman, this guy is a very close friend of my dad, and my dad is in the industry too. He would never **** me over in anyway, he wants only the best for my car just as much as i do. My springs, strut, tired, he all helped me choose and i love all of them so far...I do understand the whole "salesman" thing, but i trust this guy. Thanks for the headsup tho, but hes more of a friend then a salesman trying to get me to spend $$$. Thanks guys
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RE: AEM and aPexi
ORIGINAL: fastman90
I was actually quite suprised at how un-ricey dj_ipirate's was, but then again it is Skunk2, not some cheap piece of crap *Good choice on your exhaust man
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I was actually quite suprised at how un-ricey dj_ipirate's was, but then again it is Skunk2, not some cheap piece of crap *Good choice on your exhaust man
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Thanks for all you feedback everyone. I really appreciate it. But for the guy who told me not to trust a salesman, this guy is a very close friend of my dad, and my dad is in the industry too. He would never **** me over in anyway, he wants only the best for my car just as much as i do. My springs, strut, tired, he all helped me choose and i love all of them so far...I do understand the whole "salesman" thing, but i trust this guy. Thanks for the headsup tho, but hes more of a friend then a salesman trying to get me to spend $$$. Thanks guys
Thanks for all you feedback everyone. I really appreciate it. But for the guy who told me not to trust a salesman, this guy is a very close friend of my dad, and my dad is in the industry too. He would never **** me over in anyway, he wants only the best for my car just as much as i do. My springs, strut, tired, he all helped me choose and i love all of them so far...I do understand the whole "salesman" thing, but i trust this guy. Thanks for the headsup tho, but hes more of a friend then a salesman trying to get me to spend $$$. Thanks guys
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Personally I think any exhaust on a honda sounds ricey. I wish i could get such a good gain with stock. I hate exhausts. If ur not runngin F/i, go GReddy EVO, or stay stock.,
Personally I think any exhaust on a honda sounds ricey. I wish i could get such a good gain with stock. I hate exhausts. If ur not runngin F/i, go GReddy EVO, or stay stock.,
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Well it actually turns out that aPexi does not make an N1 exhaust for an LX. They only make it for the EX and even DX. I was at my shop yesterday and my car was up, and we layed out the N1 and we could tell it was not the right piece. We called up aPexi and they dont carry an N1 for my car. Believe it or not, the only manufactuares the do make a cat-back for a 05 LX is magnaflow, tanabe, and greddy (but its the the Evo II, its a ***** sounding greddy). So i was forced to go with the magnaflow, becase the tanabe was too much money for. My car is actually in the shop as i type and i will have it tongiht. Ill let you guys know how it sounds, im just preying it is nice.
