C6 member needs some info for a new C7 owner
My friend bought a 2014 Z51 3 package. The car was delivered without NPP exhaust. So he's looking to put after market exhaust on but chevy wants over 2 grand for the exhaust. I had told him there crazy. Without going to all after markets site's what is the average price on the axial backs. Were talking Corsica,B&B,Borla. He was also told that the axial back would void his warranty. Any help would be thankful. I also told him to join the forum because of all the info and help he can get. Not the info from Chevy dealers. Frank
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Are you saying that the Chevy dealer will provide the NPP exhaust system for $2000? Does that include installation?
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Originally Posted by -CM-
(Post 1587502069)
Are you saying that the Chevy dealer will provide the NPP exhaust system for $2000? Does that include installation?
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Originally Posted by -CM-
(Post 1587502069)
Are you saying that the Chevy dealer will provide the NPP exhaust system for $2000? Does that include installation?
LOL...Doesn't matter really. The wiring is not there and no one has really solved thet problem on a Non NPP car... |
Originally Posted by Modshack
(Post 1587502653)
LOL...Doesn't matter really. The wiring is not there and no one has really solved thet problem on a Non NPP car...
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Originally Posted by frankb
(Post 1587502713)
I think this answered my question. No wire to install A non NPP car. All this just because they forgot to check a box when ordering. I would be POed!
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Nothing wrong with the stock exhaust. It is even louder than I thought it would be. I think the smaller pipe ends look better (main reason I went with stock) than the larger horns of the NPP.
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I think that you would be in the range of 1200-1400 for axle back exhaust. Plus installation, which is not real hard to do. Just a little time and some sweat. Check with your local Corvette club and see who in your area sells after market exhaust, there are many muffler shops that do this.
NPP is out of the question, search the threads here and there will be information about B&B, Borla, Corsa and the rest and you could PM the guys who wrote the threads and get info. |
Originally Posted by rcooper
(Post 1587503424)
I think that you would be in the range of 1200-1400 for axle back exhaust. Plus installation, which is not real hard to do. Just a little time and some sweat. Check with your local Corvette club and see who in your area sells after market exhaust, there are many muffler shops that do this.
NPP is out of the question, search the threads here and there will be information about B&B, Borla, Corsa and the rest and you could PM the guys who wrote the threads and get info. |
Originally Posted by frankb
(Post 1587501775)
My friend bought a 2014 Z51 3 package. The car was delivered without NPP exhaust. So he's looking to put after market exhaust on but chevy wants over 2 grand for the exhaust. I had told him there crazy. Without going to all after markets site's what is the average price on the axial backs. Were talking Corsica,B&B,Borla. He was also told that the axial back would void his warranty. Any help would be thankful. I also told him to join the forum because of all the info and help he can get. Not the info from Chevy dealers. Frank
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Some of the axle backs for the C7 are fairly pricey. I think he can get a few reputable brands for around $1500. How in the world did the car come without NPP though. Obviously he didn't confirm his order spec sheet with his salesman. When I ordered mine my salesman sent me a copy of what I told him I wanted on the car. I had to sign and return it. I went over it about 100 times.
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Originally Posted by Mdm23
(Post 1587504407)
Some of the axle backs for the C7 are fairly pricey. I think he can get a few reputable brands for around $1500. How in the world did the car come without NPP though. Obviously he didn't confirm his order spec sheet with his salesman. When I ordered mine my salesman sent me a copy of what I told him I wanted on the car. I had to sign and return it. I went over it about 100 times.
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