MaxedOut

iTrader: (4)

Do u know which one has a good tone but not too loud?

Or which is the cheapest one that is good?

Dave B

If you aren't gonna do a y-pipe:

1) HKS muffler and Courtesy B-pipe will probably give you the deepest tone

2) Greddy will probably be too ricey since it has no resonator

If you want a y-pipe:

Courtesy B-pipe, Y-pipe, stock muffler

You want the most performance while still using a resonator:

Y-pipe, B-pipe, HKS muffler
This is my setup and it is pretty loud and deep. I love it and I don't find it ricey, but some people won't want their sedan to sound like a sports car. It sounds very much like a NA 300 ZX with an exhaust. The sound doesn't say, "hey, look at me" instead it says "yeah, there's something cooking under this hood".

Dave

Vic

HKS is even better in tone..but it tends to rust over time
Vic

MikeO

n/m

MightyMax

Stillen muffler is a cheap Dynomax muffler with a chrome tip welded on to it. It drones and doesn't sound that good at all, I know I had it and got rid of after a month. HKS rusts and the hangers fall off, but if you're in the sunny states then don't worry bout it. Greddy is high quality but it drones. I recommend Apexi, they are very high quality and they don't rust. They are coming out with a catback in couple of months. I have the N-1 muffler with 2.5"resonator catback, and I luv it. Its really deep and not obtrusive. It comes with a silencer which makes it really quiet.

brianw

iTrader: (3)

GReddy w/o y-pipe sounds pretty good, it does have a small resonator.

With y-pipe, I dunno... haven't heard anything I've really liked.

Matt_P

resonator from the stock B-Pipe into the Greddy's B-pipe with a Y-pipe install. $40.00 and it did not sound like it had a y-pipe pretty quiet/slight growl.

Matt P.