Do you have a sound clip you could post? I go back and forth between wanting to get the megan racing vs remark, but there isnt much to go off of for the Megan racing exhaust. Id appreciate it
Do you have a sound clip you could post? I go back and forth between wanting to get the megan racing vs remark, but there isnt much to go off of for the Megan racing exhaust. Id appreciate it2023 Si
Yes I will post. The Megan racing and remark are complete opposites sides of the spectrum both on looks and sound. Megan is very quiet and very close to stock. Remark is considerably louder, just under the Magnaflow in regards to sound.. a lot more pops and gurgles. DC sports and borla have released an exhaust if you want to check those out lol. Don’t think I’m helping in your decision 😅Do you have a sound clip you could post? I go back and forth between wanting to get the megan racing vs remark, but there isnt much to go off of for the Megan racing exhaust. Id appreciate it
Sounds good. Looks like decent quality welds but what's with the section clamps?Thermal R&D has an exhaust system for our cars now. Theres at least one video on youtube that i watched the other day and it sounds great in the video. They also state that they use drone cancelling mufflers which is nice. Not nearly the same vehicle, but I had a Thermal exhaust on my old 4th gen prelude and it was easily the best sounding exhaust I've heard on that particular vehicle. The price appears to be competitive as well.
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Honda Civic Si (2022+) Front Pipe Back Exhaust With Polished Tips
Since the early 90's, Thermal has been building exhaust systems for subcompact cars. We've branched out a bit since then, but we were excited when the 2022 Honda Civic Si launched. The 2.5" mandrel bent exhaust expands the tubing diameter to increase performance. Using our True Helmholtz...thermalrd.com
A lot of companies use compression clamps for exhausts, its no different than using couplers for intakes. Keeps the cost down as they dont need additional welding.Sounds good. Looks like decent quality welds but what's with the section clamps?
Unsure how it would hold up in rust belt / Ontario winter climates. Most of these aftermarket parts were never designed for road salts since most of the companies are based in CA/NVA lot of companies use compression clamps for exhausts, its no different than using couplers for intakes. Keeps the cost down as they dont need additional welding.
I would recommend MAP Performance's exhaust then, Theyre located in Minnesota. It gets cold AF there lolUnsure how it would hold up in rust belt / Ontario winter climates. Most of these aftermarket parts were never designed for road salts since most of the companies are based in CA/NV