Ordered an Hks
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Ordered an Hks
i finally ordered an hks hi-power exhaust. i am so happy and cant wait to put it on. but i have a question. do i need an exhaust gasket? and can i use the oem bolts.
i just wanna make sure i have everything i need..thanks guys.pics will be up when i get my present and i install it
i just wanna make sure i have everything i need..thanks guys.pics will be up when i get my present and i install it
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Good choice. A new gasket is recommended, but I just used the old one. Shouldn't matter much. Stock screws should work since it's a rear section bolton.
also let me know how it sounds... btw is the hks gonna be your only exhaust mod?
cause im trying to figure out if i went the same route but with an hi flow cat.. would it be too loud?
anyone out their know?
cause im trying to figure out if i went the same route but with an hi flow cat.. would it be too loud?
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Keep the stock piping and cat. Someone here said they looked into the cat and it wasn't very restrictive. Unless you have turbo, stick with stock piping.
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with shipping it came out to $320.00. i gues thats a fair price considering everywhere i went it was way more. i think i got it from 2kracing.com or sumthing like that
For others, we have them in stock also for $315
http://www.robearracing.com/pd_hks.cfm
http://www.robearracing.com/pd_hks.cfm
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you shouldent need to use any gaskets for the HKS, the factory B-pipe flange has a donut like gasket attached to it i believe so the HKS just slips over that for a tight fit....good choice gett ing the HKS btw
Originally Posted by gearbox
Keep the stock piping and cat. Someone here said they looked into the cat and it wasn't very restrictive. Unless you have turbo, stick with stock piping.
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