Boost Flow Downpipe-Back & Header-Back Exhaust System Up
Originally Posted by dave2610
is there any downside to the dual outlet over single
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Originally Posted by tunerforce
We are thinking about pricing the 3in dual exhaust at $1050. It will run all the way to downpipe/header. Cat and resonator are extra. What do you guys think?
From the looks of the exhaust, I wouldn't pay over $1000 for it. The mid-pipe isn't even mandrel-bent.
Originally Posted by CarbonXe
Originally Posted by tunerforce
We are thinking about pricing the 3in dual exhaust at $1050. It will run all the way to downpipe/header. Cat and resonator are extra. What do you guys think?
From the looks of the exhaust, I wouldn't pay over $1000 for it. The mid-pipe isn't even mandrel-bent.
Dual exhaust is 1050 because it uses more materials and harder to make. We also have V-Band clamps on this one but not on single outlet.
Another option that we offer is putting a resonator for quieter operation and cat if you need one. PTuning exhaust is really loud.
All of our exhausts are hand-made and carry Limited Lifetime Warranty against workmanship defects.
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That's still expensive for single outlet, non-mandrel bent. 90% of the consumers that you're trying to appeal to think the PTuning exhaust is too much money, and end up buying a crappy Megan exhaust for a couple hundred bucks.
And I have the PTuning exhaust, and I can assure you, it is NOT loud. It's as quiet as my TRD axle-back was.
And I have the PTuning exhaust, and I can assure you, it is NOT loud. It's as quiet as my TRD axle-back was.
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It is pointless to have products that are too expensive to buy.
Also, you're going to need some beastly hp/tq gains to justify the price. Right now, PTuning IS the best exhaust for the car, and they have the numbers to back it up. +45WHP/+70WTQ over a Greddy Axle-back system.
I would like to see some pics of this single canister exhaust . If you could do a catback with a resonator with single canister for around say 450 which is about the price of a greddy axleback which is ridiculous for an axleback. And maybe 500-550 for the catback dual exhaust of course this in 2.5".
Let's compare apples to apples. Ptuning is not a dual exhaust so let's not compare it. Dual exhaust is a combination of style and performance and is intended more for street rather than track racing. It is not a mass production piece, and making it for $800 doesn't justify the cost. Plus there are no other dual exhaust systems for tC that I can compare price to.
Single outlet exhaust looks different than dual exhaust. It utilizes different muffler and is less restrictive than dual muffler that has U-bend. You keep saying non-mandrel bent. All piping is mandrel bent.
Single outlet exhaust looks different than dual exhaust. It utilizes different muffler and is less restrictive than dual muffler that has U-bend. You keep saying non-mandrel bent. All piping is mandrel bent.
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From: Parsippany, NJ
Originally Posted by tunerforce
Let's compare apples to apples. Ptuning is not a dual exhaust so let's not compare it. Dual exhaust is a combination of style and performance and is intended more for street rather than track racing. It is not a mass production piece, and making it for $800 doesn't justify the cost. Plus there are no other dual exhaust systems for tC that I can compare price to.
Single outlet exhaust looks different than dual exhaust. It utilizes different muffler and is less restrictive than dual muffler that has U-bend. You keep saying non-mandrel bent. All piping is mandrel bent.
Single outlet exhaust looks different than dual exhaust. It utilizes different muffler and is less restrictive than dual muffler that has U-bend. You keep saying non-mandrel bent. All piping is mandrel bent.
And of course the PTuning isn't a dual tip exhaust, their exhaust was made for their time attack tC. The dual tip setup is too restrictive for what it was intended for.
I'm just giving you a heads up that there's not too many people looking to spend over $1000 for an exhaust, just for looks. The majority of the people are looking for a giant grape fruit shooter, instead of a clean stock look. I'll say it right now, your exhaust looks great. It's level with the car and looks very stock. I just don't see the justice in paying extra for another tip, which I wouldn't benefit from.
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