HKS Carbon Ti or Tanabe Ultra Medalion?
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HKS Carbon Ti or Tanabe Ultra Medalion?
Guys, need your opinion on this. It's for my STi. I am concerned about the low hanging can for the HKS because I park in garage downtown SF with steep driveway. From my research, it seems like it is a problem for many people. Tanabe Ultra Medalion is a new product, both the can and tip are Ti. Tanabe's pipe is also slightly larger than HKS (80mm vs 75mm).
I am not considering any TBE cuz I don't want to mess up my warranty. Catback had to be 50-state legal as well - both HKS and Tanabe are.
Any STi owner use these catbacks? Please post pics if you have some. WRX owners, if you have these and your car is not lowered, pls also post some pics.
So what do you guys think? Thanks a lot.
I am not considering any TBE cuz I don't want to mess up my warranty. Catback had to be 50-state legal as well - both HKS and Tanabe are.
Any STi owner use these catbacks? Please post pics if you have some. WRX owners, if you have these and your car is not lowered, pls also post some pics.
So what do you guys think? Thanks a lot.
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Originally posted by TurnWRX
Maybe you should also consider a Greddy evo. The canister sits pretty high up so it shouldn't have any problems with steep driveways.
Maybe you should also consider a Greddy evo. The canister sits pretty high up so it shouldn't have any problems with steep driveways.
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Originally posted by NZO
How can a catback possibly be illegal?
How can a catback possibly be illegal?
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