possibly a silly question

[jasons sv6]

I have posted a few threads when i first signed up on this site particuly about my exhaust, any way i have a SV6 auto and had a X force 2.1/4 installed a while ago, still not happy with it even after months haha i was wondering what would happen if I was to install the OPG rear mufflers on top of my exsiting exhaust instead of the mufflers on it?
please refraim from pointing out how stupid the question is (if stupid at all)
thanks guys

 

[TinSnips]

not a stupid question - but I'd assume (dangerous, I know) that the OPG mufflers would be a fairly similar design to xforce and may not be much different at all.

 

[TinSnips]

You could end up spending a fortune testing out different rear mufflers - for FA difference realistically. Maybe try some headers to increase the flow a little. The change will only be subtle, but could be enough.

 

[jasons sv6]

thank you well i have a bit of money saved now so this option may be in sight haha,
why must money be a factor!! why!!! haha.
im heading down to check out rims and improving exhaust tomorrow.
thanks mate.

still open to other suggestions.

 

[Ayden450]

Ive had opg exhaust on my ute for about 3 months now. If your in the melbourne area we could meet up and you could hear it for yourself.

 

[jasons sv6]

I would love to however im in NSW areyou happy with it?

 

[Ayden450]

I got what i payed for really. It was 500$ and easy to put on, it was really loud the first few weeks, and as the carbon built up it calmed down. It does drone, and it can get really loud around 2000 rpm. I think im going to save up and get a proper exhaust, prob a difillipo and not another quick ebay solution. So i reckon you save your cash and do it right.

 

[jasons sv6]

Yeah i most probably will save up and go the right way but i just want something better now haha.

 

[Ayden450]

ha i was the same.

 

[Jarp]

I found that the extractors helped a little with the reverb at low RPM...keeps the cans a bit fuller I think.