vrs x-pipe opinions

[peepeeskillz]

hey i was wondering what everyones opinion is about the vrs x-pipe. currently i have some bbk LTs, and bbk catted-x. i want to get a vrs o/r x. do you guys think it will make much difference in performance over the bbk? and if i get one should i pay the extra 60 bucks and get stainless steel?

 

[peepeeskillz]

sorry posted this in tech by mistake.... can a moderator please move it to talk

 

[MustangLife]

Definately a nice pipe. Same quality as the rest of the companies out there. Just not a BIG name for advertising reasons. You can choose between stainless or aluminized. Much cheaper too. VRS also makes UPR's pipes. You won't have any fitment issues either. The only reason I have a Pypes catted x-pipe was cause we got emissions here a few years ago and got a good deal and had to pull off the off-road vrs x-pipe

Josh

 

[peepeeskillz]

Definately a nice pipe. Same quality as the rest of the companies out there. Just not a BIG name for advertising reasons. You can choose between stainless or aluminized. Much cheaper too. VRS also makes UPR's pipes. You won't have any fitment issues either. The only reason I have a Pypes catted x-pipe was cause we got emissions here a few years ago and got a good deal and had to pull off the off-road vrs x-pipe

Josh

kk thx, yea i kinda got bored and want my car to be a little louder. i also wanted to test out the "true" x-pipe design. i also have emissions here too, so maybe ill just put my catted x on when the time comes lol

 

[nyuk98gt]

peepeeskillz:

I've had a catted x-pipe for many years and fit and finish is excellent. Welds are nice. I recommend stainless. It is a small premium to pay and it will last forever. If you ever sell your car, the buyer will see that you like quality parts (materials, construction).

Just my 2 cents.

Chris

 

[peepeeskillz]

hey thanks man, yea i think i am going to go with the vrs o/r x. i havent heard anything but good things about it.