Fast Intentions sources their cans, tips and resonators from Sebring Tuning.

The components are a work of art, seamless and perfect. Painting them would be a disservice.

 

I agree, I was talking about painting the Top Speed mufflers. I sometimes think the mufflers are a little too visible on my Tanabe axleback, but there's a certain distinctive aftermarket look to it that I like.

 

Vibrant. Not quite "budget" but worth every penny. And they have flat black ones.

 

alrdy checked there lol not much help

 

Totally didnt know that they were bolt ons! I'm probably gonna give that a try.

 

I like the sound of this but while I was checking out the Y back, I also saw axle back... Is that the same thing? or atleast same procedure to put it on? Cause the axle back sounds more lower. Bolt ons?

 

Axle back is mufflers only. Y or cat back is everything up to the cats.

 

Axle-back is just the mufflers, with the short section of clamp pipes that fits over the OEM midpipes. Tanabe is the most popular axle-back, so much so that I don't even know if there are others.

Y-back includes the mid-pipes after the Y, typically including a pair of resonators. Topspeed makes a Y-back system.

Cat-back includes everything after the catalytic converters, and is a full replacement exhaust (except for cats).

As for the cats, there are all kinds of aftermarket replacements: high-flow cats, resonated high-flow cats, test-pipes, and resonated test-pipes.

 

Top speed makes axlebacks for coupes and the sedan have the y back. There are only one axleback for the sedan of which I know of just like rochester mentioned.

 

Ok thanks, I'm new to this stuff ahah,