x force exhaust

[Competition Orange]

I'm in the minority that finds the majority of the exhausts people put on these cars to be absolutely obnoxious.

I stumbled upon the x force catbacks, NON varex (valved) and think they sound great.

Anyone with experience? They're cheap too.

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[gameovergt]

Sounds good

 

[earlingy]

They make universal mufflers too if you just wanted to have an exhaust shop swap out the rear mufflers, it'll be even cheaper, with a similar tone and the same adjustability. I personally don't like the tone of these on the Coyote, but think they sound great on LS's.

 

[ManBearPig]

Sounds very similar to the Magnaflow competition and MBRP race systems.

 

[Competition Orange]

I can't say I agree. It's a pretty quiet system from the 2 videos I've found, the ones you mentioned are quite loud.

I think it sounds like the quiet magnaflow, whatever that one is called.

 

[5.oh]

$1,100 isnt exactly "cheap" (I paid $1,120 for my Corsa Sport). It is going to be quieter due to the resonator/center muffler. Since it is 3" tubing, put in an x/h pipe and it will sound pretty similar to the brands mentioned above.

 

[Competition Orange]

Reread the op. Non varex version, under 700...

 

[ManBearPig]

I guess loudness is all relative, but I was mostly referring to the deep, rich tone. I'm guessing these re straight through design mufflers, not something chambered?

I have the MBRP race and think it's pretty quiet when run with cat converters.

 

[5.oh]

Reread the op. Non varex version, under 700...

I did....from their USA site
Xforce cat back $1099, engine back $2198
Varex cat back $1499, engine back $2598

I did see American muscle had the xforce for $760 but the varex was still $1300+

 

[Competition Orange]

Was on sale for 688, MSRP is useless.

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