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Any output on M7 T-Titan or MXP Catback
It seems that not a lot of people are running theses setup. I'm mostly looking at the noise level they both provide and like everyones knows, Youtube never does justice. So let me know how you like/dislike yours !
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Ark exhausts are on a rather good sale over here:
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=70715 From those two, I think I'd go MXP. I like the dual-outlet look. |
Arent they both dual outlet ?
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I love my M7. It has a very noticeable growl when you step on the foot. It's also quiet when you're cruising- literally sounds like stock unless you're not at sea level, etc. I'm even pairing my M7 Cat back to a Tomei UEL Catless header, still zero drone, just a louder and more rumbly exhaust set up. MXP looks like a great brand too, but I, personally, don't like the non- dual canister design of the cat back. I've never heard the MXP cat backs in real life, but judging from the videos online, it sounds slightly quieter than the M7, if everything's stock except for the cat backs. Also, there's one thing I dislike about the Ark exhausts, they're heavy as hell, but they are quiet- so take that with a grain of salt.
I have some quick sound clips of my set up, with and without my cat- less headers. Stock everything except for cat back: [ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DjFBuXsGD0w"]Subaru Brz M7 T-Titan Rev - YouTube[/ame] Tomei UEL Header -> stock over pipe -> stock front pipe -> M7 : [ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwYDNZJ-kI4"]Subaru BRZ Tomei UEL Header Cold Start - YouTube[/ame] In the end, remember that M7 Catbacks for this platform are unresonated, which gives off a slight raspy tone to the exhaust note. Most aftermarket exhaust companies mark their cat backs resonated to keep the rasp down. |
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I really need to post the MXP exhausts on our website. Between the two, MXP. LMK :)
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Who sells the M7?
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I have the MXP and it sounds pretty good. at idle, you can barely hear it and once you get on the gas, it's noticeable. there's no drone at highway speeds which is a plus. not overly loud and definitely doesn't sound raspy. only downside is that it's pretty heavy; I believe that it is a few pounds heavier than stock. most people want weight savings so the MXP definitely doesn't give you that. I don't mind it at all though. it has adjustable tips too so you can get the perfect alignment after your exhaust settles in the hangers
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