ok so im lookin to get a new exhaust the kid i bought my car off of fucked up the present one and it leaks like its its job..so i was wondering what you alls take was on the best bang for your buck and i want the N1 style..ive been looking at the hks hi-pwr and the APEXi N1 and others like those if you guys have any imput lmk i dont wanna have to go through this again..lmk thanks -nick

 

its really personal preference. i think the hks hi-power/carbon-ti does the job done. my bro had the hi-power and it sounded great and worked well.
it really depends on what ur looking for. many people get the aps turboback and like it.the stromung or scoobysport exhausts sound clean,and somewhat look stock. its all up to u because any of these exhausts will fix that problem u have now.


niko

 

How/where is your exhaust leaking? Most of the time leaks are due to gaskets not sealing properly. Finding and replacing the culprit will be infinitely cheaper than buying a whole new exhaust.

But if you must replace it, any exhaust you buy will get the job done. Its up to your personal preference on sound, looks, and price.

 

tru thanks for the imput guys i could fix the gaskets but i want a different look...i have almost all the money for a carbon ti so i think im gonna wait it out and get that thanks for the input..

 

You can't go wronge with the Carbon Ti. I love mine. I am constantly getting comments on how deep the rumble sounds!

 

carbon-ti is a great choice. has the carbon fiber and looks as well as the deep rumblin sound. expensive but well worth it.

 

I just put an agency power system on mine and its great.
Has the slanted look, Ti tip plus it has a flex where it connects to the downpipe so helps seal the gaskets. Sounds awsome too.

 

if you want loud and deep invidia n1 racing.

 

Alex (TampaSTI) is selling his APS turboback... awesome sounding, not overly eye-catching (for the fuzz).

 

ive had my carbon ti for over a year, love it. I ended up cracking the flex joint on the midpipe but instead of getting a new midpipe I just had it fixed b/c i didnt want to change the sound.