anybody heard of it? They have a really nice exhaust for the g35 for 500 and something. It sounds and it is made with all of the same stuff as the hks . look at it and tell me what you think.
http://www.cxracing.com/mm5/me...=CTBK
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CYO44Baseball32
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Re: cxracing? (ryan_g35)
Go with it, be unique and the first to have it on forum, plus you can't beat the price
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Re: cxracing? (CYO44Baseball32)
Not the first... other people here have it.
you can get it for $475 shipped off ebay..
I believe the seller is "CX lighting" or something like that.
you can get it for $475 shipped off ebay..
I believe the seller is "CX lighting" or something like that.
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Re: cxracing? (ryan_g35)
I actually spoke to them on the phone. I wanted to go check out the exhaust in person to hear it.
Unfortunately, funds aren't in abundance. I still have to save up for my clutch/flywheel.
Unfortunately, funds aren't in abundance. I still have to save up for my clutch/flywheel.
Re: cxracing? (Sentientbydesign)
Hey man they have a video of it on youtube i will get it h/ohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPtxYD1Zx9o
Re: cxracing? (ryan_g35)
Not bad...a lil too loud at idle for my taste though.
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Looks like cheap Chinese crap to me.
1) True duals are NOT the way to go on the G / Z. Lots of discussion about it.
2) True duals need a balance pipe between, preferably an X-pipe.
3) Slip-on Ti tips are kinda ricey.
4) Test pipes are where they're getting the 12hp number. See #1 above.
The steel alone cost nearly that much, so I'd be hesitant about the quality... Then again, if it's not "all that", you're not out much money.
1) True duals are NOT the way to go on the G / Z. Lots of discussion about it.
2) True duals need a balance pipe between, preferably an X-pipe.
3) Slip-on Ti tips are kinda ricey.
4) Test pipes are where they're getting the 12hp number. See #1 above.
The steel alone cost nearly that much, so I'd be hesitant about the quality... Then again, if it's not "all that", you're not out much money.