Fujitsubo Legalis R Honda S2000 Feature & Sound

The Fujitsubo Legalis R exhaust is the perfect OEM+ cat back exhaust for the S2000. Clean looking, artfully made, smooth sound a little more aggressive than stock, and zero drone. If you are trying to ENHANCE your S2000 with a new exhaust but not compromise on quality, comfort, or maturity, the Legalis R deserves consideration!
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[@ihopethiscommentisntabusiv4670]

thanks for the video, its basically stock so it definitely helps to hear it before buying

[@DonBMW]

I have this exact setup on my AP1 A2000 and love it! I agree the finish on this is truly artful. The installation was super easy and fit was perfect. I could tell that it was slightly louder than OEM and definitely got a little extra bump in performance. I wanted something OEM plus and this did not disappoint. The engine on the S2K is already loud so don't need additional noise. By the way mine did come with the Fujitsobo stamp on the passenger side tip. Overall a great product.

[@Heeltoe.]

Glad you love yours. It is definitely not loud enough for some but for us, it has a nice sporty sound, not annoying or attention getting.

[@7eamGhast]

i'd be disappointed, but glad you're happy!

[@Heeltoe.]

Yeah happy enough. You know every time you wish it was a little louder, you get something that sometimes you wish was a little quieter.

[@7eamGhast]

@@Heeltoe. I know exactly what you mean. Just installed a Yonaka on my type S and it’s hella quiet, but I know if I do ANYTHING ELSE it will drown out the VTEC noises!

[@Darylrb1983]

​@@Heeltoe.I kinda feel the same way about my Greddy on my TSX. Kinda wish it was less boomy. People say the Greddy doesn't drone but it does with the tsx auto and its long gears. Thinking of selling it and getting a fujitsubo.

[@Heeltoe.]

@@Darylrb1983 The Fujitsubo is perfect sounding on a TSX IMO. The sound change on the S2000 is minor because the OEM exhaust has a nice tone. The TSX is a lot quieter from the factory.

[@Fasttechs2k]

I have the same exhaust, but mine has “Fujitsubo” etched on the sides of the tips. A high-Flo cat / test pipe will help with the sound. It’s still a very quiet exhaust system that looks stunning.

[@Heeltoe.]

We are planning on installing a header and cat as well.

[@chloetelford1990]

Hello, did you install a sports cat, be good to hear the sound difference and if it ran okay still. I have a indivia with sports cat and it is very drones, runs rich so thinking of the Fujitsubo.@@Heeltoe.

[@makeitshine108]

Any drone in the cabin at all? I’ve been itching to get an exhaust for my AP2 but I can’t do the drone from so many S2000 exhausts.

[@mushy18100]

No drone sound at all.

[@williamtang2170]

Any weight savings? Love the oem + feel of the tone

[@Heeltoe.]

I did not weigh them, but I could just tell you by memory taking the original one down myself and putting the new one up, the new one is definitely lighter. Lighter. It's probably about 8 lb less? Maybe more.

[@mushy18100]

- OEM: 24.9kg or 55 pounds - Fujitsubo: 20 kg or 44.1 pounds 10.9 lbs lighter than stock

[@Ivan-jd1dd]

Same shit bruh

[@Heeltoe.]

It's different, but correct not by much. Part of the reason it's the stock exhaust already had a nice tone. Well be adding a header as well which should also change the tone a bit more.

[@shenray337]

That’s not much difference…..

[@Heeltoe.]

It's different, but correct not by much. Part of the reason it's the stock exhaust already had a nice tone. Well be adding a header as well which should also change the tone a bit more.