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13-01-2007, 12:20 PM
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Shoot.
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Melbourne
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I'm hoping to get an honest answer before bagging out ricers....
So... What's the deal with cannon exhausts? I personally despise them because they look hideous and produce a woeful hollow, echoey drone. There are plenty of nice Japanese cars that can look exceptional but are spoiled by a silly 6" exhaust that hangs 30mm from the ground. I think I've only seen two modded imports that have a very tasteful and expensive looking exhaust setup (S15 200sx). Do they aid performance? Are they just supposed to make more noise? Are they meant to look good? I'd also like to know if the exhaust on "Big Joe's" BA TT GT are cannons. Cheers
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What's the truth about cannons?
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