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Picture Request: Non Cannon Or Drift Style Exhausts

Bennis

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Hi guys, I have a bit of an obsession with exhaust aesthetics. Alot of people dont care, but I cant help it.

After pictures of your exhaust systems that ARE NOT cannons or drift pipes.

So basically

- oval mufflers / single or twin tip / straight or angled exit.

Preferrably R33 and preferably twin tip mufflers.

Reason is I am going to get a more discreet oval style muffler for my r33 to swap out with the Kakimoto Mega N1 cannon.

I really like the twin twip straight cut edge styles that are commonly seen on Hakosukas and other older Japanese cars. Pretty much every oval muffler I find on google is the huge canister with the rolled-in single edge tips which arent bad but I can barely find any twin tip mufflers. (not drift pipes)

This is the sort of style im referring too.

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I have found one single muffler that suits what I am after. The Vibrant #1111. 3" inlet / twin 2.5" outlet.

I much prefer mufflers with the lipped muffler edges, rather than the seamless styles that most magnaflow/ xforce products are.

pic below

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Strange and picky request but if you think you can help it would be great!!

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