WTB: Tanabe axleback
#1
Tanabe axleback
Reach out to me if you're selling.
Thanks
#2
You were on the thread where I bought mine for 150.00? There is another guy selling one also. The sound and low/top end is great. I hope you find one. I'll look for the thread. Sounds so good. Not much drone. It shocked me how much added performance an Axle-Back experience can give. The is a cat-back exhaust that looks like the Tanabe Medallion Touring exhaust and is 250.00. There is vid of a guy who has it. Sounded good until race header was added. He had to add a bigger mid muffler. If you wanna go custom, I have a MagnaFlow muffler for sale. New.
#3
Yup.
Yeah I was on that thread and purchased the grille but missed out on the axleback. I saw the thread you're referring to, but think that he wasn't serious, as there was another person besides me interested in it.
I also saw that yonaka axleback you mentioned but was concerned about the sound, loss of power and yearly inspections down here in georgia.
I hope to get my hands on one. It would help soothe the new car itch I'm having until the new si and civic hatch comes out.
I also saw that yonaka axleback you mentioned but was concerned about the sound, loss of power and yearly inspections down here in georgia.
I hope to get my hands on one. It would help soothe the new car itch I'm having until the new si and civic hatch comes out.
#4
you can get the tanabe BNIB for like 280 shipped just get it NEW.. most people want around 230-250 for it shipped used anyways
#5
Yeah I was on that thread and purchased the grille but missed out on the axleback. I saw the thread you're referring to, but think that he wasn't serious, as there was another person besides me interested in it.
I also saw that yonaka axleback you mentioned but was concerned about the sound, loss of power and yearly inspections down here in georgia.
I hope to get my hands on one. It would help soothe the new car itch I'm having until the new si and civic hatch comes out.
I also saw that yonaka axleback you mentioned but was concerned about the sound, loss of power and yearly inspections down here in georgia.
I hope to get my hands on one. It would help soothe the new car itch I'm having until the new si and civic hatch comes out.
I mentioned that one but its on a louder side but better top-end.
#6
So I'm leaning towards the Yonaka but today I went to a shop for a simple axleback straight pipe with a flange and they advised me to get the aftermarket muffler.....pissed me right off but maybe they are right.
With 143K on the odometer, I didnt want to spend $$$ on this and thought a straight might be the cheap way.
Oh well back to either the yonaka or waiting for someone to bless me with a Tanabe on this site.
With 143K on the odometer, I didnt want to spend $$$ on this and thought a straight might be the cheap way.
Oh well back to either the yonaka or waiting for someone to bless me with a Tanabe on this site.
#8
So I'm leaning towards the Yonaka but today I went to a shop for a simple axleback straight pipe with a flange and they advised me to get the aftermarket muffler.....pissed me right off but maybe they are right.
With 143K on the odometer, I didnt want to spend $$$ on this and thought a straight might be the cheap way.
Oh well back to either the yonaka or waiting for someone to bless me with a Tanabe on this site.
With 143K on the odometer, I didnt want to spend $$$ on this and thought a straight might be the cheap way.
Oh well back to either the yonaka or waiting for someone to bless me with a Tanabe on this site.
#9
I know the difference, sorry....
The tanabe axleback is my preferred solution.
The yonaka catback is a great deal, but am concerned about failing emissions or it being too loud (video sounded pretty loud). Also would have to take it to a shop to install as my oem setup has a ton of rust on the bolts.
The diy axleback straight pipe was to test out the sound level and save some cash...
Will check with he ebay seller to see if I will pass emissions with it.
Thanks Desmond!
The tanabe axleback is my preferred solution.
The yonaka catback is a great deal, but am concerned about failing emissions or it being too loud (video sounded pretty loud). Also would have to take it to a shop to install as my oem setup has a ton of rust on the bolts.
The diy axleback straight pipe was to test out the sound level and save some cash...
Will check with he ebay seller to see if I will pass emissions with it.
Thanks Desmond!
#10
I know the difference, sorry....
The tanabe axleback is my preferred solution.
The yonaka catback is a great deal, but am concerned about failing emissions or it being too loud (video sounded pretty loud). Also would have to take it to a shop to install as my oem setup has a ton of rust on the bolts.
The diy axleback straight pipe was to test out the sound level and save some cash...
Will check with he ebay seller to see if I will pass emissions with it.
Thanks Desmond!
The tanabe axleback is my preferred solution.
The yonaka catback is a great deal, but am concerned about failing emissions or it being too loud (video sounded pretty loud). Also would have to take it to a shop to install as my oem setup has a ton of rust on the bolts.
The diy axleback straight pipe was to test out the sound level and save some cash...
Will check with he ebay seller to see if I will pass emissions with it.
Thanks Desmond!
#11
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