Read the development thread guys... it's not compared to stock, it's compared to other higher flow exhausts on the market.

Nah but you will use a Chinese phone and a Chinese laptop and wear Chinese clothes with Chinese shoes at your Chinese desk.

Lol sorry not meant to be mean I just find it funny how people are so picky on things that come from China. And hell this is from Taiwan anyways. Not even considered China...yet

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You forgot to add chinese food

:) And china cups

How is the particular exhaust compared with other competition exhausts? Do they provide dynos? I couldn't find anything, only a few claims.

By the way, is this company supported by any racing teams? Do they have any podium wins or are they just chasing Lamborghini's in Laguna Seca? :)


We are out of topic and as I mentioned it is a personal preference. If it is fine for you, you can buy Chinese tires like Shandong Yongtai or even Chinese cars. I am sure you'll be very happy with the result.

I just got my exhaust installed and I'm not noticing any loss of torque taking off. Seems the same as stock, if anything it feels like there is more torque. That could be just be me and the big sound upgrade, the sound makes it seem faster.

Either your having a mechanical issue or the sound is changing how you drive the car, try focusing on how you let the clutch out rather than the throttle and see if you still notice it. If it is a mechanical issue I find it unlikely that it would be because of the exhaust.

I would bet everything I own that you either have an exhaust leak, or you have poor gasoline in your tank that is causing pre-detonation making your Advance Multiplier drop. Catback exhausts are the least performant piece of the car's exhaust, and you will really only see gains/losses in a Forced Induction setup.

The stock catback is quite optimal. It is not easy to gain power from an aftermarket catback. In some cases, you might lose some torque.