Mazda Speed/Sport Exhaust
July-4th-2002, 03:54 AM
#76
Protege Enthusiast
Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Winter Park, Fl.
Posts: 200
**** erotica
ugh! I was just checking out Maxx Mazda'a pix of the Mazda Speed exaust. I plan on putting a custom set-up on my ride for performance and sound's sake, but do they all have to come with that god-ugly big hole. There seems to be something awful homo-erotic about that (w)hole idea. I definetly prefer a duel out. Does this only come in the one style. or does another company make one that is more to my preference? Any info would be helpfull.
July-4th-2002, 06:36 AM
#77
Protege Newbie
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: North Shore Hawaii
Posts: 40
***?
OK JUST SO YOU KNOW our mazdaspeed sport exhaust is made my a great company BOSAL. they also have a twin pipe
check this guy out, never bought from him but other on the posting have said good things about him.
its also a bosal
http://protege5online.com/For_Sale_P...sal/bosal.html
hope this helps
check this guy out, never bought from him but other on the posting have said good things about him.
its also a bosal
http://protege5online.com/For_Sale_P...sal/bosal.html
hope this helps
July-7th-2002, 12:40 AM
#78
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Winter Park, Fl.
Posts: 200
Not ***
I certainly didn't mean to imply that homo-erotic is bad, just not my cup o'tea. Anyway, did that guy who was going for the Dyno-test ever get his results? I am very interested in finding out what they were. My down payment left me pretty broke and all I can start out with is a CAI and the exaust so I am very curious to see if it will be worth the investment.
July-7th-2002, 06:54 PM
#79
Cripple Fight!!!!
Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Northern VA
Posts: 1,944
Mazdaspeed Exhaust installed!
first off I have to thank Justin (Maz94Protege) and his friend Matt for helping me install the muffler, I would still be stuck on the rusted nuts if it wasn't for them, thanks fellas 
and now, here are some pics
this is the stock muffler:
stock muffler removed, side to side with the Mazdaspeed muffler:
Mazdaspeed muffler installed:
Just so everyone that is considering buying the muffler knows, as you can see in this picture, the muffler fits PERFECTLY to the sedan's exhaust cutout on the stock rear bumper.
closer look at the exhaust tip:
a shot of the 'Mazdaspeed' etching on the tip:
and a full rear shot of the car with the muffler:
and now, here are some pics
this is the stock muffler:
stock muffler removed, side to side with the Mazdaspeed muffler:
Mazdaspeed muffler installed:
Just so everyone that is considering buying the muffler knows, as you can see in this picture, the muffler fits PERFECTLY to the sedan's exhaust cutout on the stock rear bumper.
closer look at the exhaust tip:
a shot of the 'Mazdaspeed' etching on the tip:
and a full rear shot of the car with the muffler:
July-7th-2002, 10:05 PM
#81
Registered User
Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Northern VA
Posts: 1,016
welcome bro. Me and matt are still talkin bout dat ****. Looks nice. Im actually gunna order it from the dealer. and get new hangars so it will fit my car
ill be blingin with MS exhaust too soon!
ill be blingin with MS exhaust too soon!
July-8th-2002, 04:13 AM
#83
Protege Newbie
Join Date: Apr 2002
Posts: 38
I noticed that the pipe from muffler to tip is very long, alot longer then the MS exhaust for my P5. I would of thought they kept the size from the tip to exhaust and change the size of the axle pipe. Anyways its still a good exhaust just looks like it was made for the P5 then just touched up a bit for the sedan. Just my thoughts..
July-12th-2002, 03:48 PM
#84
Cripple Fight!!!!
Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Northern VA
Posts: 1,944
Mazdaspeed exhaust dyno results!!!!
someone at the 'other' forum did a dyno run with AEM short ram and Mazdaspeed exhaust installed, and compared with stock dyno results:
http://forum.protegemp3.com/vbb222/s...&threadid=5655
3hp for an axle-back bolt-on, not too shabby
http://forum.protegemp3.com/vbb222/s...&threadid=5655
3hp for an axle-back bolt-on, not too shabby
July-13th-2002, 03:08 PM
#86
Cripple Fight!!!!
Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Northern VA
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more treats for everyone!!!
I just remembered my IBM handheld PC has a built-in microphone, so I went out and recorded a clip of my car's exhaust sound. This is from right behind the exhaust tip. I tried to record one from within the cabin but it didn't turn out too well, so I deleted it 
anyway, here it is, listen to that burbling rumble!!!
btw, this is the first ever recording of the exhaust on the 1.8L engine from the 99-00 ES's.
enjoy!
http://myprotegegarage.homestead.com...aust_sound.wav
anyway, here it is, listen to that burbling rumble!!!
btw, this is the first ever recording of the exhaust on the 1.8L engine from the 99-00 ES's.
enjoy!
http://myprotegegarage.homestead.com...aust_sound.wav
July-13th-2002, 04:22 PM
#88
Da' Butcher
Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Orlando, FL
Posts: 668
Yeah, the exhaust sounds good. But what I really want to hear is what it sounds like under load and driving. I hear all these complaints about how loud it is and about it resonating, I want to hear it before I plop down 2 bills for something I might have to try to sell on ebay.
The thing with me is that it has to pass the wife test, as this is also a family vehicle.
The thing with me is that it has to pass the wife test, as this is also a family vehicle.
