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redshift exhaust setup.

Post by .saint » January 09, 2008

i know i posted this before awhile ago and i was on the hunt for this setup since then (alot of you might remember) i thought it was a burns. well i found out a few weeks ago its from a company called 'redshift' and they are located in PA about 4 hrs from me (on the other side of williamsport) pretty cool.

but im really considering this setup to replace the haggard/butchered 5zigen im currently running. the toss up is between this and the spoon system but as far as price goes i can see the redshift being fitted to goldy this spring. the only downfall is.. inspection and being pulled over for no exhaust? im just not seeing this thing being very legal around here. some states i can see getting away with it but im still hesitant. its about $420 for the complete setup witch isnt too too bad (compared to the spoon thats around 600-700 complete)

check it Image Image personally i think its hella slick and i love the look. curious about the sound. been searching for a soundclip with no luck. here are a few specs of it: http://redshiftmotorsports.com

- Relatively quiet (2.25" system meets local 93 dB requirements with silencer option)
- Only 18 lbs total weight (compare with 28 lb Thermal exhaust)
- Eliminates rear swaybar and rear chassis contact and rattling!
- 2.25 inch piping throughout (NO bottlenecks)
-T304 Stainless Steel construction throughout
- Uses the original hangers locations for a simple, easy fit
- Expert, professional fabrication done in-house
-Chicks and Dudes dig it
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Post by boostjunkie95 » January 09, 2008

haha chicks and dudes dig it....... im digging it. I think it looks baller and would look and sound fantastic on Goldy. I have a friend that might be able to build you a near identical set-up for alot less, if you want me to look into it just let me know Jon.
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Post by T0DA » January 11, 2008

Man, that's exactly where my exhaust stops on my car and rattles the hell out of my car/is too loud in car. What all chassis do they make this exhaust for?

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Post by Nikku » January 11, 2008

^^^^

does yours include the silencers?
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Post by .saint » January 11, 2008

is it a custom exhaust? or did you just loose the axle back and thats where the B pipe stops?

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Post by Nikku » January 11, 2008

.saint wrote:is it a custom exhaust? or did you just loose the axle back and thats where the B pipe stops?
thats what i wanna know, because if its a complete exhaust with the silencers it shouldnt do that. the picture you posted is a complete catback exhaust, just like a greddy if you will, they just stop it at a different point.

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Post by Colin » January 12, 2008

wow, thats sweet! real sleeper.

heres the chasis list from their site

ALL 88-05 Civics (06 coming soon), ALL 90-97 Accords, ALL 92-01 Preludes
ALL 90-01 Acura Integras, All Acura RSXs (same price no matter which application)

hmmm.......i wonder if they make one for the ep3 :-D
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Post by .saint » January 12, 2008

i wanna try comming across a soundclip of this.

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Post by Nikku » January 12, 2008

.saint wrote:i wanna try comming across a soundclip of this.
my thoughts are it would sound like a normal cat back exhaust, reason being is that its got a resonator and a muffler so it should sound nice. but i will try lookin too :)

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Post by .saint » January 13, 2008

yeah i was thinking the same thing.

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