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Old 01-16-2008, 07:12 PM
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Default Bassani Exhaust for the 1st gen. xB



FEATURES & BENEFITS:

Bassani Stainless Steel AFT-CAT

Designed to maximize performance, improve style and enhance
sound characteristics.

Precision-engineered Stainless Steel for durability and backed by a LIFETIME WARRANTY.

Complete with superior quality mounting hardware and detailed instructions.

Legal in all 50 states, will not affect factory warranty or emissions standards.

SIZE: 2" dia. tube inlet, 5x10 muffler, 2 1/2" dia. tube out, 4" single wall slash cut polished stianless tip, stock location exit.

PRICE: $349.65 ea

LINK: http://www.bassani.com/part/1504B5

WEBSITE: http://www.bassani.com/
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Eh, it doesn't really look that great.
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any ideas on how they can improve the design?
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I dunno, I mean, the canister leaves a lot to be desired... right now it just looks a lot like a stock can with a tip on it.

Assuming that the picture is sideways (which it looks like) it seems like the exhaust tip has a bit of an angle.

If you had a picture of it on a car, it might look better, but keep in mind that the canister is visible through the rear wheels if you're running a larger diameter rim.
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lotta money for nothing special....
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Originally Posted by burstaneurysm
I dunno, I mean, the canister leaves a lot to be desired... right now it just looks a lot like a stock can with a tip on it.

Assuming that the picture is sideways (which it looks like) it seems like the exhaust tip has a bit of an angle.

If you had a picture of it on a car, it might look better, but keep in mind that the canister is visible through the rear wheels if you're running a larger diameter rim.
You are correct sir
4" single wall slash cut polished stainless tip, stock location exit.
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Is this the same one we discussed awhile back?
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HUH?
It doesn't look good?
And here I was under the impression that the purpose of performance parts was...well, performance, not "bling"!
Not as single question about its flow vs. stock, possible HP gains...or anything else performance oriented?

I used to run Bassani products on my motorcycles back in the Middle Ages, and they made some good stuff that worked really well. (Funny, now that I think of it, my exhausts were mostly flat black instead of chrome! So much for their bling, period, huh!)

Gee, um, it looks like a nice looking tip...
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Originally Posted by BoxOffice
HUH?
It doesn't look good?
And here I was under the impression that the purpose of performance parts was...well, performance, not "bling"!
I agree with you... I could care less what it looks like... the tip is all that really matters, but some people want all of their stuff to look good. Hell, I remember Cherrybox saying he pulls his and polishes it before every show.
So yea... just an observation more than anything else.

Of course, if bolting this on nets you 15 to the wheel, I don't care what it looks like, but when you get into the discussion of an axleback exhaust that makes next to nothing in the gains department, so it should at least look good.
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Originally Posted by BoxOffice
HUH?
It doesn't look good?
And here I was under the impression that the purpose of performance parts was...well, performance, not "bling"!
I agree with you... I could care less what it looks like... the tip is all that really matters, but some people want all of their stuff to look good. Hell, I remember Cherrybox saying he pulls his and polishes it before every show.
So yea... just an observation more than anything else.

Of course, if bolting this on nets you 15 to the wheel, I don't care what it looks like, but when you get into the discussion of an axleback exhaust that makes next to nothing in the gains department, so it should at least look good.
You most likely won't get 15hp with IHE on the box......you can do the research on histoirc results...so if all the choices only make a few more hp it should darn well look good IMO
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Originally Posted by burstaneurysm
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HUH?
It doesn't look good?
And here I was under the impression that the purpose of performance parts was...well, performance, not "bling"!
I agree with you... I could care less what it looks like... the tip is all that really matters, but some people want all of their stuff to look good. Hell, I remember Cherrybox saying he pulls his and polishes it before every show.
So yea... just an observation more than anything else.

Of course, if bolting this on nets you 15 to the wheel, I don't care what it looks like, but when you get into the discussion of an axleback exhaust that makes next to nothing in the gains department, so it should at least look good.
Good point.
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