Greddy EVO2 exhaust installed!!1! Sound clip added....

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Okay, so this install was a royal PITA. Relocating the evap canister is lame, and very time consuming. If I didn't have a really well outfitted garage, I never could have finished this install. The evap canister relocate bracket was off by about 3/8 of an inch. This required grinding down a 1/4" piece of the tab, and cutting 3/8" off of it. Basically, the tab was too thick and too long to slide into the hanger of the evap canister. The hoses that are supplied for the evap canister are too thin walled, and want to kink. I ended up using some other hose (fuel safe) that I have stocked in the garage.

Other than that, it was a really easy install. 100% worth it. it sounds freakin AWESOME, and the butt dyno says I have more power. Also, I noticed that the slip light was flashing a few times where it never has before.

Sorry for the lack of pictures. After f**king with the evap canister, and craving a cigarette more than I ever have since I quit, I was in "finish it" mode, and left the camera in the front seat.

*IMPORTANT NOTE* If you ever disconnect your battery, make sure that both doors are open BEFORE you disconnect the battery. I almost blew out the drivers side window when I tried to close the door. The window hadn't dropped down, since the battery was dead.

I will post up a sound clip as soon as the camcorder's battery is charged.













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Woohoo!!

Congrats Beaner!!

Man... it does sound like it was a PITA!! I woulda been fubar'd if that happened to me... I have next to no tools since I moved into my new diggs.

Hey.. you should go for a nice long drive to maybe... hmmmm... Canada and we'll go for a boot!

The beers are cold and weather's great!!

Looking forward to the soundclip!!


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G_whizz wrote:Woohoo!!

Congrats Beaner!!

Man... it does sound like it was a PITA!! I woulda been fubar'd if that happened to me... I have next to no tools since I moved into my new diggs.

Hey.. you should go for a nice long drive to maybe... hmmmm... Canada and we'll go for a boot!

The beers are cold and weather's great!!

Looking forward to the soundclip!!
If you lived on the English speaking side of Canada, I would consider it. Too much toast and fries over there... .

Yeah, I would highly recommend this exhaust, except I thought it would be necessary to point out that there could be some hang ups with the evap canister mount. I fiddled with it for 1/2 an hour, until I finally realized that the only answer is that it wasn't welded correctly.

Also, I forgot to mention, that there was a minor fittment problem. The left side tip was wanting to ride against the bumper. I ended up solving the problem by sacrificing an old 12mm sockit, and shoving the sockit into the rubber hanger. This lengthened the hanger by stretching it. I started out with a 4mm and used it as a taper to keep pushing larger sockits through, until I had proper fitment. So now there is a 12mm sockit riding squished in the middle of the rubber hanger. Was just like guaging out your ears...

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Beancooker wrote:
If you lived on the English speaking side of Canada, I would consider it. Too much toast and fries over there... .


Aarrgghh.. between you and Brian.. I don't know who's worse!! TORONTO IS 6 HOURS AWAY FROM ANY FRENCHIES!!!

Now that there was a Maguyver move!!

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Sounds

Go through any tunnels yet

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I'll be taking a couple of back streets on the way to work, just for that reason. There is a nice one underneath the State Capital Campus. It's about 1/4 mile long...

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Nice. I was afraid the greddy was going to sound rice but it sounds sex. Good Choice. I was at the track one time and a 350z had a single exhaust and it sounded like a civic. I wanted to smack the guy.

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dude, sounds way sexier than i thought it was going to!!

props.

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TeflonG35 wrote:Nice. I was afraid the greddy was going to sound rice but it sounds sex. Good Choice. I was at the track one time and a 350z had a single exhaust and it sounded like a civic. I wanted to smack the guy.
I wouldn't have bought the Greddy if there wasn't a 350z that had it. I was able to hear it in person, and I liked it. But before hearing it, I was afraid it would sound rice.
tollboothwilley wrote:dude, sounds way sexier than i thought it was going to!!

props.
Thanks, I'm a happy camper!

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Bean that sounds GREAT!! I opened up the sound bit and was like, ok it has a nice mellow tone. Then you hit the gas and I was like WHAT THE .

Not ricer at all. Good job.

By the way, maybe you should move to Canada with that Mcgaiver (sp) 12mm spacer and all.

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That sounds really nice. But that did seem like a lot of work. But then again i spent 16hrs installing a lift kit on my Jeep. It was a hell without a lift and a compressor but i saved myself about 1k

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Way to make me want an exhaust even more!!...sheesh.... oh wells, maybe by the end of the summer i can get one.

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Beancooker:

Well done! Awesome sound! Very sexy! Take it into a tunnel and then open it up and see how it sounds.

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I'll be installing my Greddy EVO 2 tonight or tomorrow, depending on the energy I have left when I get home....

I've got the single exhaust for the sedan, I'll post up the pics and sound clips too, in case anyone has the sedan and looking for a way to improve the sound / look.

I don't really care if it sounds ricey, you should hear my Girls car... lol !!!

I'll post up some pics later today or tomorrow!!!

NICE JOB BEENER!!!

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Nice job! This is why I pay someone to do exhaust...it's always a pain in the arse!

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Thanks!
joe603 wrote:Nice job! This is why I pay someone to do exhaust...it's always a pain in the arse!
It's not a pain in my arse, but the hips and shoulder blades are rather sore...
Jacko3 wrote:Beancooker:

Well done! Awesome sound! Very sexy! Take it into a tunnel and then open it up and see how it sounds.
I was running late this morning, so it was all freeway to work. But on the way home, tunnel time it is!!!


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sounds great bean

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Beanie baby

So, remember how you were looking for a VLSD?

how much were you looking to spend?

I saw a guy selling the entire rear subframe from a 2005 G

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joe603 wrote:Nice job! This is why I pay someone to do exhaust...it's always a pain in the arse!
Ditto. You only save about a hundred bucks. And with no lift(me) it would be a whore. I dropped it off at a shop on the way to work and my girl dropped me off at work. By noon it was finished and i sent my friend to pick it up. I spent the rest of that day looking out my back window day dreaming about drive it. Oh my god that was a long day. When i change the Headers+cats i will probably have a similar day.

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Best I could find was $250 to install the exhaust.

$600 to install the headers.

Those are the best prices I could find.

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$130 got my stillen put on.

here it is in my car lol

They said its better to do cats and headers at the same time. saves time and money.

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Cool. It's a PITA getting an exhaust system to fit in the G, huh?

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I could say i was good at stuffing large objects in small places but ill take the high road. Lol. Lucky i have a sedan.

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Sounds EPIC and really clean - I'm considering an EVO2 or a Borla... still debating

It would be pretty intense to have it sound like this - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...lated

But its all custom and I have no idea what he did lol

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tollboothwilley wrote:Beanie baby

So, remember how you were looking for a VLSD?

how much were you looking to spend?

I saw a guy selling the entire rear subframe from a 2005 G
Wow, I missed that post completely. What was he asking for it? Does he still have it?

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I'll have to double check

he was looking for $1200 for the entire rear sub frame

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car had something like 1800 miles on it. its from a 2005 6MT...and i'm pretty sure that all 2005+ 6MT's are VLSD right?

for the whole sub frame he is looking for $1200 shipped.

Said he'd part out just the differential if the price was right.

I'll get you his info if you're still interested.


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