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It will get raspier in comparison to before. You can't get the JoeZ/Ark mid pipes separately, I believe (they don't sell it separate). The only option I find is the Invidia mid pipe. 2IS owners use the same one to pair up with the F Sport exhaust, HKS, Greddy, etc. Might wanna do some research, but youtube has videos with midpipe pairings on the 2IS (maybe even 3IS).
I recommend you go with full Joe Z or keep the F Sport and pair it with Invidia mid pipe...
Thanks Gt!, yeah I would preferably like to not have to switch exhausts as long as I can get that final rasp and overall louder sound, which is why I wanted to make sure a high flow cat and a mid pipe would give me just that.
It will get raspier in comparison to before. You can't get the JoeZ/Ark mid pipes separately, I believe (they don't sell it separate). The only option I find is the Invidia mid pipe. 2IS owners use the same one to pair up with the F Sport exhaust, HKS, Greddy, etc. Might wanna do some research, but youtube has videos with midpipe pairings on the 2IS (maybe even 3IS).
Mid pipe will definitely make it louder. Soundwise, high flow cat sound difference is minimal.
Actually soundwise, high flow cat makes the most difference second to test pipe(no cat).
The OEM cats do a great job on sound damping.
Replacing OEM cats with HFC would makes the car much louder.
Actually soundwise, high flow cat makes the most difference second to test pipe(no cat).
The OEM cats do a great job on sound damping.
Replacing OEM cats with HFC would makes the car much louder.
I guess we have our differences. I had HFC installed before an axle back and the axle back made more sound difference after installed.