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Hi everyone This is Melvin From Fiji with my 96 legacy Rs

i got the car a year ago and have done a complete enegine rebuild (new rings bearings pumps the works!!)

car is running and looking mint and now im diverting my attention to the exhaust and boost gauge side.......

iv tried searching the forums on exhaust but cant seem to find exactly what im looking for...

my question is

1)what exactly can i do to the exhaust system (factory) atm to give it a nice rumble sound without upsetting the twin turbo system?? some are saying to remove cat and resonator,others saying make it free flow others saying dont....so really confused.

 

2) how to install a boost gauge in a twin turbo system?do i need 2 gauges?and what number hose to tee it from...

cheers guys!

*my Rs is the only piece in the country and parts are not cheap especially since every little item has to be imported. thanks in advance :)

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Well as far as exhaust goes, removing the cats and/or resonators are going to make the tone more raspy and higher pitched. If you want a deeper tone, go for a chambered muffler and maybe a resonator. If I had your motor set up I'd do a cat-back using the next exhaust pipe size. So with my NA car it had a resontator and a super restrictive muffler and 1 7/8 tubing. When I had my exhaust made I went with 2.25in, a glass pack resonator and a chambered flowmaster muffler and it sounds a million times better than it did stock. I have a nice deep rumble at all RPMS and got a bit of popping on deceleration
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  • 2 weeks later...

For that does it have to be line number 11?

Oh and update on the exhaust... Got the resonator removed today...lucky i did as it was on its way out! She sounds great...not excessively loud but a nice mean rumble.

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