Im never one to use cheap parts on my car but i came across this exhaust on ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/08-10-NI ... 243wt_1165
the weld work on it looks pretty nice to be quite honest and the price cant be beat...
Anyone familiar with this exhaust??? Couldn't find anything on the forums about it.
Let me know what you guys thinks. Thanks
Ebay Exhaust
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csmith5888
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csmith5888
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Re: Ebay Exhaust
no thoughts? Not even gonna make fun of it???
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csmith5888
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Re: Ebay Exhaust
just noticed it is 2.25" piping which i believe is same as stock....so this one is now off my list...
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CoupeVQ35CVT
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Re: Ebay Exhaust
You sir, are wrong, I have that same or a clone of this exhaust for $175 I bought off ebay in 2009. It has 60,000 miles and works PERRRRRFECTly on the 3.5 coupe.
The exhaust is 2.5" down the line, except obviously the tip outlets, and the tip themselves are horrible and should be replaced (crooked and just fugly). Comes with a gigantic 24" odd resonator or so which keeps noise down, but when you step on it it will sound great (no rasp what so ever).
Sounds great, no/low drone, combine with Racingline Y-Pipe for a little more of a throaty sound around 4500 RPM.
All that and it doesn't look like a pair of ricer pipes.
The exhaust is 2.5" down the line, except obviously the tip outlets, and the tip themselves are horrible and should be replaced (crooked and just fugly). Comes with a gigantic 24" odd resonator or so which keeps noise down, but when you step on it it will sound great (no rasp what so ever).
Sounds great, no/low drone, combine with Racingline Y-Pipe for a little more of a throaty sound around 4500 RPM.
All that and it doesn't look like a pair of ricer pipes.