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WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THATS THE BEST EXHAUST I HAVE EVER SEEN!!!! its SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET
I getting so horney for those exhaust and the white rims... hope we can purchase it... i want the duel exhaust for sure!!! How about the front sway bar grill??? those looks sweet also!!! nice find guys!!!!!
If we can purchase it, i'mma buy one RIGHT AWAY =)
I getting so horney for those exhaust and the white rims... hope we can purchase it... i want the duel exhaust for sure!!! How about the front sway bar grill??? those looks sweet also!!! nice find guys!!!!!
If we can purchase it, i'mma buy one RIGHT AWAY =)
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Hey guys, This is what I have so far.... For the Exhaust it will run us about $900. for one, I am not sure yet what it will cost if we buy more than one. And as for shipping Spin, they put it will be about $60. Worldwide
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A couple of quick notes
First, all the other items can be found domestically. The front push bar can be had at Rod Millen Moptorsports http://www.rodmillenstore.com/rx_300...ccessories.htm
The stainless side tubes can be found at Manik http://www.manik.com/products/lexus.asp
A little word about the dual exhausts. Since they connect after the Cat-converter, they are not true dual exhausts. Meaning that you could more than likely get the same results at your local professional muffler shop. All the guy has to do is insert a Y-adapter, pick out two smaller stainless muffler's for the rear, and use some connecting pipe. I'm pretty sure it will cost less than $900, labor included.
The comment about the wheel/tires being chewed up is dead-on. While they look nice, the first time you hit a nasty pothole could spell damage. Not to mention the harsher ride you will get.
The stainless side tubes can be found at Manik http://www.manik.com/products/lexus.asp
A little word about the dual exhausts. Since they connect after the Cat-converter, they are not true dual exhausts. Meaning that you could more than likely get the same results at your local professional muffler shop. All the guy has to do is insert a Y-adapter, pick out two smaller stainless muffler's for the rear, and use some connecting pipe. I'm pretty sure it will cost less than $900, labor included.
The comment about the wheel/tires being chewed up is dead-on. While they look nice, the first time you hit a nasty pothole could spell damage. Not to mention the harsher ride you will get.
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mrsypher, good question. I would love to have the dual exhaust, but will not buy into these. I don't want to give up my trailer hitch or the $900+. I guess the rod millen exhuast will be the next best thing. I'm still curious to see exactly how to get the exhaust routed to the driver side of the vechile. Like RX300TC stated, you could probably do the same at a muffler shop for cheaper. How about two RMM's!!!
-Nick
-Nick
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I know.. That is why I wanted to see the Instructions and the Specs... $900 is not that bad considering there are two mufflers. But 2 of the RMM Mufflers wouldn't be bad either.... When I get the specs I will fill you guys in....
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Originally posted by LexRX
mrsypher, good question. I would love to have the dual exhaust, but will not buy into these. I don't want to give up my trailer hitch or the $900+. I guess the rod millen exhuast will be the next best thing. I'm still curious to see exactly how to get the exhaust routed to the driver side of the vechile. Like RX300TC stated, you could probably do the same at a muffler shop for cheaper. How about two RMM's!!!
-Nick
mrsypher, good question. I would love to have the dual exhaust, but will not buy into these. I don't want to give up my trailer hitch or the $900+. I guess the rod millen exhuast will be the next best thing. I'm still curious to see exactly how to get the exhaust routed to the driver side of the vechile. Like RX300TC stated, you could probably do the same at a muffler shop for cheaper. How about two RMM's!!!
-Nick
Also, don't forget that if you're gonna make a more free flowing back-end, it'd probably be wise to invest in a more free flowing airbox/front-end. That way you won't lose anything on the top or bottom-end of your RPM range.
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Originally posted by RX300TC
Yup, two will cost you about $700. Another $200 for the piping and labor should be doable.
Also, don't forget that if you're gonna make a more free flowing back-end, it'd probably be wise to invest in a more free flowing airbox/front-end. That way you won't lose anything on the top or bottom-end of your RPM range.
Yup, two will cost you about $700. Another $200 for the piping and labor should be doable.
Also, don't forget that if you're gonna make a more free flowing back-end, it'd probably be wise to invest in a more free flowing airbox/front-end. That way you won't lose anything on the top or bottom-end of your RPM range.
So, if that turns out to be true, then I will do one of three things: 1. continue saving for tire/wheels package (18in.)
2. Go for the RMM exhaust and Weapon R intake (probably with
cold air box).
3. have a custom box built in the cargo area for a 12' subwoofer
and have it put in with the amp neatly hidden somewhere.
I actually already have the '01 wood/leather wheel, but don't want to get rid of it even if the deal falls through. I love that wheel!!
-Nick
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Hey Nick, You can go a little bigger on those wheels if you want. I think I am going to go with 19"X7.5" those will fit perfectly with some space so I can still have a good size of rubber... Here are the ones I think I am going to get... But not postive. I think they will look sweet.
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Originally posted by mrsypher
Hey Nick, You can go a little bigger on those wheels if you want. I think I am going to go with 19"X7.5" those will fit perfectly with some space so I can still have a good size of rubber... Here are the ones I think I am going to get... But not postive. I think they will look sweet.
Hey Nick, You can go a little bigger on those wheels if you want. I think I am going to go with 19"X7.5" those will fit perfectly with some space so I can still have a good size of rubber... Here are the ones I think I am going to get... But not postive. I think they will look sweet.