MBRP exhaust installed. Like it!!!
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Racer
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MBRP exhaust installed. Like it!!!
There is not a lot of information about the c6 MBRP exhaust, so I thought I'd share my experience. Just finished my install and went for a cruise. The car finally sounds like a Vette should! The system does drone a little in the 1600-1800 range, but nothing terrible. In fact, I like it. I found myself squeezing on the throttle every chance I get. 
It could be my imagination, but I swear the car idles smoother now. It had a little shake to it before with the stock exhaust, but not so much now. Can't imagine why that would be, but it sure seems to be smoother.
The MBRP exhaust is a well built system - nicely polished, fit perfectly, and sounds nice. And the best part - it's about half the price of the others.
It could be my imagination, but I swear the car idles smoother now. It had a little shake to it before with the stock exhaust, but not so much now. Can't imagine why that would be, but it sure seems to be smoother.
The MBRP exhaust is a well built system - nicely polished, fit perfectly, and sounds nice. And the best part - it's about half the price of the others.
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There is not a lot of information about the c6 MBRP exhaust, so I thought I'd share my experience. Just finished my install and went for a cruise. The car finally sounds like a Vette should! The system does drone a little in the 1600-1800 range, but nothing terrible. In fact, I like it. I found myself squeezing on the throttle every chance I get.
It could be my imagination, but I swear the car idles smoother now. It had a little shake to it before with the stock exhaust, but not so much now. Can't imagine why that would be, but it sure seems to be smoother.
The MBRP exhaust is a well built system - nicely polished, fit perfectly, and sounds nice. And the best part - it's about half the price of the others.
It could be my imagination, but I swear the car idles smoother now. It had a little shake to it before with the stock exhaust, but not so much now. Can't imagine why that would be, but it sure seems to be smoother.
The MBRP exhaust is a well built system - nicely polished, fit perfectly, and sounds nice. And the best part - it's about half the price of the others.
I just did the Borla S-Type II axleback on my 2011 C6.
I noticed a similar thing at idle after the Borlas, I think the exhaust is flowing so much easier it doesn't have the exhaust pulsing at idle as much. The Borlas are louder at idle, but they are also smoother, maybe less back pressure?
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Good job on the review!
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Anyone else running the MBRP? I like the price and I think I like the dual tips instead of quads. Doesn't fill out the opening as well but when you have 2 exhaust pipes it seems silly to have double the tips. Especially like on the stock exhaust where you can see the one pipe come out of the muffler and Y into two tips 
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Anyone else running the MBRP? I like the price and I think I like the dual tips instead of quads. Doesn't fill out the opening as well but when you have 2 exhaust pipes it seems silly to have double the tips. Especially like on the stock exhaust where you can see the one pipe come out of the muffler and Y into two tips
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I ran the MBRP on my Procharged Kooks/offroad X-pipe car. It was just too much sound for a daily driver, switched back to NPP. The system is much lighter than Corsa or any of the stock systems Ive held. If anyone wants a dual tip setup with a couple miles on it let me know. Still have the original box to ship it in.
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I ran the MBRP on my Procharged Kooks/offroad X-pipe car. It was just too much sound for a daily driver, switched back to NPP. The system is much lighter than Corsa or any of the stock systems Ive held. If anyone wants a dual tip setup with a couple miles on it let me know. Still have the original box to ship it in.
I gotta tell you this 2007 C6 makes less noise than my wife's new SUV I brought it to park a really great 1999 C5 that does not have a problem with 'shyness'.
