so i got a buschur exhaust
Aug 13, 2007, 12:25 PM
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so i got a buschur exhaust
this is my review on my buschur exhaust its a full TBE and the sound level is great very loud and mean. Im having some rattling under the car but got that fixed. Wondering who els is running this TBE on a IX. Some have told me this exhaust wasn't worth the purchase 
what do you guys/gals think. Oh yea im also thinking bout switching over the the AMS TBE 
what do you guys/gals think. Oh yea im also thinking bout switching over the the AMS TBE
Aug 13, 2007, 01:00 PM
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Its the bullet muffler then. I'd say your exhaust was worth the purchase since its a buschur and they make a damn good exhaust. How much did you get it for?
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this is my review on my buschur exhaust its a full TBE and the sound level is great very loud and mean. Im having some rattling under the car but got that fixed. Wondering who els is running this TBE on a IX. Some have told me this exhaust wasn't worth the purchase what do you guys/gals think. Oh yea im also thinking bout switching over the the AMS TBE
what do you guys/gals think. Oh yea im also thinking bout switching over the the AMS TBE The exhaust is worth it, the people who tell you its not probably said you should have gotten some overpriced hks or greddy crap. Its light, it makes power, its stainless steel, and its quality....what more do u want?
why would you switch you wont make anymore power with an ams exhuast, keep what you have and tell your "people" to stfu
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I don't know what you mean by this statement but, If you are getting a rattle turn the car on for about 1 minute to heat up the clamps a little bit, and tighten up the clamps and the rattle will go away.
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I'm not sure I would say that... It is good for the money I would say and makes good power. Also they support our comunity which is always a plus. Comments like this are just stupid tomake... Should you switch? I would say no other then if you want a different look from the tip. I'm not a huge fan of how it sticks out past the bumper.
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I'm not sure I would say that... It is good for the money I would say and makes good power. Also they support our comunity which is always a plus. Comments like this are just stupid tomake... Should you switch? I would say no other then if you want a different look from the tip. I'm not a huge fan of how it sticks out past the bumper.
Aug 13, 2007, 01:57 PM
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Was the system used before on a car with ACD? It may be the old style thats not meant for use with the Evo 9. It had to be specified when ordering the exhaust when the Evo 9 came out.
If there is a rattle something is installed incorrectly. If it is the OLD design where there is not a flange at the downpipe / test pipe (or highflow cat) connection then it is the old design thats all slip fit and that can be a problem with fitment / adjustment.
If you do have the entire slip-fit system I would recommend locating the rattle cause and location, loosen the exhaust, make some tweaks on the exhaust to get it right and tighten it back up.
Do you have the spacers on the tie-bars?
If you have the current system that we have used for quite sometime now this would be the first rattle issue I have heard about with this system.
If there is a rattle something is installed incorrectly. If it is the OLD design where there is not a flange at the downpipe / test pipe (or highflow cat) connection then it is the old design thats all slip fit and that can be a problem with fitment / adjustment.
If you do have the entire slip-fit system I would recommend locating the rattle cause and location, loosen the exhaust, make some tweaks on the exhaust to get it right and tighten it back up.
Do you have the spacers on the tie-bars?
If you have the current system that we have used for quite sometime now this would be the first rattle issue I have heard about with this system.