[mikey1516]

The universal HKS Carbon-Ti muffler are the same high-quality units used in the HKS bolt-on exhaust systems. The 170mm Carbon Ti muffler shell design is available in 75mm piping diameter. The 130mm Carbon Ti muffler shell design is available in 60mm piping diameter for use with custom exhaust applications. Each assembly comes with a polished stainless mounting bracket for separate hangers to be welded onto. Please check out http://inlinefour.com/hkscarunmuf.html

i think it looks awesome, pretty tight, only i dislike about it is the blue on the tip :rolleyes

 

[Cautela]

...i think it looks awesome, pretty tight, only i dislike about it is the blue on the tip :rolleyes[/QUOTE]
I like that little detail because that's what steel does when it's heated.

 

[mikey1516]

I like that little detail because that's what steel does when it's heated.

very true, to show that its stainless steel, but i just prefer an all steel/chrome exhaust tip. .. yeah im picky..

 

[Cautela]

Yeah I know what you mean :tu

 

[98vtec]

 

[IntegraXTR]

very true, to show that its stainless steel, but i just prefer an all steel/chrome exhaust tip. .. yeah im picky..

it's to show that it's made out of titanium

 

[Teddy Riches]

Looks freakin' sweet to me, fellas.
One question I've been meaning to ask, while on the topic of HKS exhaust systems. Is anyone's ride breathing out of the HKS Dragger, or have any oppinions? I've been shopping around for a catback setup, and this one's caught my eye.. comments?

Peace up.

 

[streetracero1]

i have the hks dragger exsaust on my car sounds great. and the blue on the tips will wear off eventually and look totally chrome