HONDA Integra SPOON Exhaust Install Honda Integra DC2 Type R
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ค. 2024
- Installing a Spoon Sports B-Pipe & axle back N1 tail pipe exhaust system.
My Phoenix Yellow Honda Integra DC2 Type R aka Acura Integra DC2R in the USA is getting a new sound from the engine and the stainless steel new exhaust does look good however it is very loud! Perhaps I should have combined the axles back section with the OEM B-Pipe (mid pipe) as that may have reduced the loudness a bit. I'll experiment with that later because at the moment it sounds more like a Bōsōzoku car
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0:00 Start
1:57 Unboxing the Spoon Exhaust
2:31 Installing the B-Pipe (mid pipe)
3:41 Installing the spoon axle back DC2 muffler section
5:08 listening to the new sound
5:32 Outro
6:25 Hidden content
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This is one of the most underrated channel! Thank u for consistently putting out new content!
Thanks for the encouragement mate. I do put a lot of effort into every video I do even the short 6 minutes videos like this one. Hopefully my channel will get more views in the future.
The underbody looks so good 👌🏻 no rust 😎
Thanks mate. We are lucky in most areas of Australia that we don't have issues with rust. Also this car never goes near snow or the coast. I don't even drive it in the rain :)
need more videos with the sound!!
yes true. i just installed the additional silencer tip to make it quieter. should i do a comparison video?
Need to show more of the sound😢😢😢🤷♂️🤷♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🙌🏾🙌🏾
Yeah man sorry about that. I was gonna follow up with driving around and sound DB level meter readings and before and after Spoon muffler tip baffle addition but I didn’t think anyone was interested in my Honda content. But there’s not much interest in my Evo content now too. Not sure why?? Maybe I need to give away free cars LOL I can’t do that yet 😞
I subscribed. Sick channel.
Awesome. Thanks!!
Nice💪💪💪💯
Thanks man. Cheers
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I would love to get the n1 axle back exhaust 👍
This Y56 DC2 is wow !! i want to heard this catback in the vtec please :)
Thanks a bunch. Yes a video including vtec exhaust sound will be happening soon cheers
Great exhaust. Will you be sharing some in car exhaust notes in a future video? I'd love to hear the vtec with this exhaust.
Good idea. I'll take my sound level meter too so you can see exactly how loud it is, rather than what the recording sounds like.
Love your videos
In what a great condition the itr is...
Thanks man. Much appreciated :)
what your suspension setup? Is that a larger sway bar at the rear?
would you be interested in doing a step up system? using your header with a baffled resonator the last section of pipe would be bigger by an inch or more ....no muffler will be needed ...on my ek hatch this mod has surprising effects , i will be looking on
That's really interesting thanks. Maybe that's what my custom axle back should be.
I wonder what the spoon street exhaust sounds like, just axle back
@@davidgontar3841 Right now I'm thinking that would have been the better choice. I was assuming the "street" would be very quiet and similar to the OEM muffler but after finding the following info, it would have been loud enough. I should've done better research. "The Spoon Street Silencer is lightweight construction makes it an ideal weight saver in regards to other street type mufflers on the market. It also incorporates 60.5 mm diameter inlet piping and a straight through design with multiple resonance chambers to reduce the noise down to 95-98db range. The curved in 75mm tip is also a signature Spoon Sports design. This muffler creates a very deep and mellow tone, giving an aggressive street sound."
@@UzumakiGarage oh right i see thats very useful info thanks. Looks like it would also still meet legal noise levels, at least in Victoria
Any issue using the sealants? How is it holding up?
No issues yet. In this video I wasn't using OEM Honda exhaust pipes so I used a traditional exhaust gasket along with the high temp copper sealant just as an added precaution. But I've used this sealant and other lower temp sealants on my other cars which have much higher exhaust temps compared to the non turbo Honda. cheers
@@UzumakiGarage like you, the aftermarket exhaust is too loud for my liking, putting back the OEM stock exhaust but it seem OEM does not have gasket on it.
@@hybridirongolfer8584 Some of the OEM flanges have a groove in them which line up with an oem donut shape gasket. I show that gasket briefly in my video. I did recently buy the optional Spoon muffler tip insert to try to quieten the exhaust a bit but I haven't installed it yet as I was gonna make a video about that too. In hindsight I should have bought the "street" exhaust system instead of the N1 system.