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19-06-2007, 08:37 AM
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Was just interested in some advice on exhausts for a KQ SR2. Im not looking for performance so much but would like a better exhaust note, although nothing to farty. I would like to know what other people have done and whether they are happy with it. Would also like to know if pacemaker extractors are worth putting on? Thanks in advance
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06-07-2007, 02:14 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2007
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Hi mate, I myself have an SR2 witch i have modified, I have 1 3/4inch Wild cat extractors to a 2 3/4 inch exhaust to a 3 inch hotdog to a 7 inch connon with 4 inch tip. the sound is beautifil. It purs like a kitten and has a sound similar to a 200sx.It's not a farty noise it's more of a Tuned sports car sound. I'm more then happy with it, it's also boosted increased my power by 19KW. With my cams and piggy back computer it Dyno Tuned 137KW@wheels +258Nm Torque.
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SR2 Exhaust
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