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Old 08-16-2009 | 07:50 PM
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Help needed. Dual resonated or flanged CC insert?

I wanted to know what would quiet down my AP full exhaust. can some one tell me which is better? flanged cc insert or just get a dual resonated race pipe? or exhaust silencers? need as much feed back as possible. thanks guys
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I think the dual resonated pipe would work the best.
Old 08-16-2009 | 08:21 PM
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Fluid motorsports. Send Brice a message and i beleive he can get the CC inserts for the Exhuast. This should quite the pipe down.
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Fluid motorsports. Send Brice a message and i beleive he can get the CC inserts for the Exhuast. This should quite the pipe down.
I tried getting a flanged cc insert from brice about 6 months ago and after 2 months he realized they did not make one that fit our car. I would have had to have it wielded in. Maybe something changed. I like the idea of the flanged insert, in for the street and out for the track. It could be changed in 5 minutes and you dont need an extra pipe around the garage. Oh, the exhaust gaskets he supplies are nice but get some extra hardware, I have had several exhaust bolts get damaged.

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Old 08-16-2009 | 08:48 PM
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I tried getting a flanged cc insert from brice about 6 months ago and after 2 months he realized they did not make one that fir our car. I would have had to have it wielded in. Maybe something changed. I like the idea of the flanged insert, in for the street and out for the track. It could be changed in 5 minutes and you dont need an extra pipe around the garage. Oh, the exhaust gaskets he supplies are nice bt get some extra hardware, I have had several exhaust bolts get damaged.
yea i might just get the resonated pipe then.
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CC insert will kill performance
Old 08-17-2009 | 09:45 AM
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CC insert will kill performance
Speaking from experience, Team?

Looking at them I don't know how they wouldn't be a huge restriction in the exhaust path if you just stuck one in your existing pipe. Placing a larger CC insert inside a muffler body/resonator that was larger than the exhaust might work out alright.
Old 08-17-2009 | 10:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Highway8
I tried getting a flanged cc insert from brice about 6 months ago and after 2 months he realized they did not make one that fit our car. I would have had to have it wielded in. Maybe something changed. I like the idea of the flanged insert, in for the street and out for the track. It could be changed in 5 minutes and you dont need an extra pipe around the garage. Oh, the exhaust gaskets he supplies are nice but get some extra hardware, I have had several exhaust bolts get damaged.
It has changed we do have flanged inserts in stock currently, we addressed the issue of it not working properly.

So the ones available on the site currently are instock, I have 3 left.
Old 08-17-2009 | 11:13 AM
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If you want to get a quiter system and kill performance, why not get an Catalysator?
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are u already catless?(said full just want to make sure it's with a midpipe)

how about a stock cat or a high flow cat that should quiet it down
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never heard anyone who used them recommend them, throw in rotary engine exhaust flow at high rpm relative to pipe size and Capt. Obvious will make an appearance

https://www.rx8club.com/rx-8-racing-25/car-chemistry-mufflers-130290/

try googling for other results
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The AP is a loud cat-back compared to others like the Borla or Racing Beat.
You can always sell or trade the cat-back.
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