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Old 08-21-2007, 12:59 AM   #1 (permalink)
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im looking for a complete exhaust system for my turbo MKIII (87) and i want one that is 3 inch with high flow cat and i want it to come out at an angle..you know what i mean? like it dips low at the back and comes out at an angle..


also i just got my HGH changed.. to stock and new ARP bolts.. what is a safe boost level i could run all day witout problem.. i know the fuel cut off is 12PSI.. but with the stock gasket and such what would be good??
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Old 08-21-2007, 08:55 AM   #2 (permalink)
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if you have the bolts torqued to 70+, you could run 10-12psi safely for a very long time IMO. The one exhaust I know of that looks like you describe is made by RSR.
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are there any reliable stores i could buy it from... or are there any reliable national chain stores who could make a good full 3 inch exhaust if i gaught the DP...
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Try pm'ing raptorracing, a supporter on this site and a multi generation supra owner himself. I've never asked, as the RSR GT2 is not my style, but he may well carry it or refer you to someone he trusts that does. Barring that, I think Horsepowerfreaks.com carries it, and is a pretty good supporter of the supra community as well.
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this is a no go..
http://youtube.com/watch?v=dZoF2c_a4mQ

i want somethin like this

http://youtube.com/watch?v=jegUMKEdffo

yes i know the second one is a 95 supra but still should have one for the MKIII
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You've linked to two cars, neither of which is a mk3. The sounds of a 4 Cylinder, a 4 Cylinder Turbo and an opposed 4 cylinder are all drastically different. Nevermind even comparing them to a 6 cylinder.

The problem that you're going to run into, is that the Mk4's have a different valve train and such which largely contributes to their exhaust note.

Edit: Kinda reminds me of a Greddy SP on a mk3, w/o a resonator.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=orhmCegWiOY
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i know the videos i posted were not of an MKIII... i was just using their exhaust as a reference as in how their exhaust is mounted.. not the note of them.
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