Switched the exhaust on my GT500 from Stainless Works to MBRP

[DutyCalls]

I had a Stainless Works Retro 3" catback on my car for about 8 years now and although I did like how it sounded, I wanted to change it to something different. I ended up buying a MBRP 3" race catback.
My car has American Racing 1 7/8" headers and a 3" catted X pipe so I was surprised how deep the MBRP system sounds, and it didn't sound too raspy at high revs either.

I used some exhaust clips I shot last year and compared them to the clips I just took for an accurate comparison. All footage was recorded with a Gopro Media Mod microphone.

To really hear how deep the MBRP is, I would suggest some headphones or on a home theatre...the phone speakers don't do it justice.

Let me know which system you liked better.

 

[DaleM]

Sounds like a Tesla

 

[DaleM]

DP

 

[DaleM]

Lol,
I like both but the M has a slightly smoother and subdued sound and that is not a badbthing.

 

[7998]

Tbh I liked the SW better but I'm hearing through laptop speakers not in person.

 

[Crimson2v]

I like the SW at WOT, real good sound IMO. I like the idle and drive by of the MBRP.

 

[HudsonFalcon]

MBRP.

 

[68gtscode]

How is MBRP quality relative to Kooks, AR, SW?

 

[cobra1718]

SW sounds better imo

 

[DutyCalls]

How is MBRP quality relative to Kooks, AR, SW?

The welds, bends and tips were nice. Its actually pretty nice for the price point.

 

[CobraBob]

They both sound great IMO, but if were to pick one over the other I'd say the MBRP.

 

[DutyCalls]

They both sound great IMO, but if were to pick one over the other I'd say the MBRP.

I agree, thanks for watching

 

[Canuck03SVT]

Man, tough choice because they sound so similar. MBRP for me.

 

[DutyCalls]

Man, tough choice because they sound so similar. MBRP for me.

I'm glad it didn't sound worse and I had to change back..lol
Thanks for watching.