Anybody replace NPP ?
Melting Slicks
Joined: Aug 2010
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From: Tumwater, WA
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Racer
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Elk Grove Illinois
Have A6/Fusion
To each his own.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jan 2001
Posts: 2,362
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From: Scottsdale, AZ
Two C6 Bi-Modal exhaust systems: (all IMHO)
NPP – little bigger tips than base exhaust – lots of visible hardware – ugly visible mufflers – visible flaps – outside pipes usually dirtier than inside pipes - $1200
B&B Fusions – good size tips – choice of round or oval – hidden hardware & flaps – polished stainless steel mufflers tucked up out of sight - $1200
Not exactly ricer fart can size. 4.25” dia.
NPP – little bigger tips than base exhaust – lots of visible hardware – ugly visible mufflers – visible flaps – outside pipes usually dirtier than inside pipes - $1200
B&B Fusions – good size tips – choice of round or oval – hidden hardware & flaps – polished stainless steel mufflers tucked up out of sight - $1200
Not exactly ricer fart can size. 4.25” dia.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Aug 2010
Posts: 3,063
Likes: 82
From: Tumwater, WA
Two C6 Bi-Modal exhaust systems: (all IMHO)
NPP – little bigger tips than base exhaust – lots of visible hardware – ugly visible mufflers – visible flaps – outside pipes usually dirtier than inside pipes - $1200
B&B Fusions – good size tips – choice of round or oval – hidden hardware & flaps – polished stainless steel mufflers tucked up out of sight - $1200
Not exactly ricer fart can size. 4.25” dia.
NPP – little bigger tips than base exhaust – lots of visible hardware – ugly visible mufflers – visible flaps – outside pipes usually dirtier than inside pipes - $1200
B&B Fusions – good size tips – choice of round or oval – hidden hardware & flaps – polished stainless steel mufflers tucked up out of sight - $1200
Not exactly ricer fart can size. 4.25” dia.
Last edited by S'vette; Sep 3, 2010 at 11:57 PM.
Safety Car
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From: Lake Havasu City Arizona
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My 09 vert came loaded with everything except NPP. I was not happy about that so i recently took the stock muff's off and replaced them with npp. they are plenty loud enough for me. beyond that just attracts the attention of the leo's.
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Joined: May 2010
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From: Pennsylvania
Last weekend I replaced the stock muffs on my '05 with a set of NPPs from an '08. Also added NPP in a Box kit. About 4 hours of labor to do both (have a friend with a lift, which was nice). Very happy with the results. Another friend has a BB Fusion on his car. He thinks the NPPs are a bit louder. I think they are about the same. Its all personal preference - just like motorcycle pipes.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Sep 2004
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From: Providence RI
I'd go with aftermarket like a Corsa Sport...way better sound and much nicer looking tips. And there is NEVER any drone like the NPP in the open position.
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Safety Car
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From: Northeast MA & Mad Beach FL
They always have a positive response in all the posts I've read as having a great sound with the least, or no drone.
And not just on Vettes or this Forum
It's usually about the Corsa Touring or the Corsa Sport and how Happy the owner is with their Corsa exhaust
SUBVETTE
Joined: Jul 2006
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From: San Diego CA
I noticed one thing that seems to be a constant, and that's the Corsa exhausts.
They always have a positive response in all the posts I've read as having a great sound with the least, or no drone.
And not just on Vettes or this Forum
It's usually about the Corsa Touring or the Corsa Sport and how Happy the owner is with their Corsa exhaust
They always have a positive response in all the posts I've read as having a great sound with the least, or no drone.
And not just on Vettes or this Forum
It's usually about the Corsa Touring or the Corsa Sport and how Happy the owner is with their Corsa exhaust
My Corsas are great. NPP wasn't availale when I bought my 06. However, the next new one I buy will have NPP's.
Race Director
Joined: Sep 2002
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From: Youngstown Ohio
I ordered the NPP option on my 08 coupe.
With the fuse pulled it's perfect!
No need for an aftermarket exhaust system.
However for those who insist on an aftermarket system
nothing sounds better than the Corsa Extremes.
With the fuse pulled it's perfect!
No need for an aftermarket exhaust system.
However for those who insist on an aftermarket system
nothing sounds better than the Corsa Extremes.
Drifting
Joined: Feb 2000
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From: Danville IL
Pro
Joined: Jul 2010
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From: Chesapeake,VA
Just bought the 2010 GS with NPP. Mild to Wild installed within the first week and I love it.
Like to cruise highway without the drone (A6), but when idling through town it's open and sounding good! Only way to fly.
Like to cruise highway without the drone (A6), but when idling through town it's open and sounding good! Only way to fly.
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