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MSRP: $ 599.00



 
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Reviewed by:
UTIgrad



Review Date
May 13, 2009

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 3 of 5

Used product for
3 Months to 1 year

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Review 1 of 69

Price Paid:  $500.00 from online

Year / Model Reviewed:
2002 Nissan Sentra SER SpecV

Strengths:
Horsepower gains, deep tone, and stainless steel design

Weaknesses:
Attention getting, large, bulky, and heavy.

Summary:
Amazing exhaust! Great flow through design! It's loud but I love it! What else do you expect from a straight through flow design?! I installed the Apex'i Active Silencer just to appease the cops. For my Sentra, it has a low growl. But when I gun it, it roars!

Similar Products Used:
Techtonics, Borla, Flowmasters, and HKS


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Rating
Reviewed by:
dydgnl



Review Date
November 1, 2007

Overall Rating
 4 of 5

Value Rating
 4 of 5

Used product for
Less than 1 month

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Review 2 of 69

Price Paid:  $476.00 from nopi

Year / Model Reviewed:
1998 Honda/Prelude

Strengths:
deep and more power

Weaknesses:
none

Summary:
I juss got dis exhaust and installed today. i dont know why people sayin its raspy or ricy. it has very deep sound. i hab to admit its pretty LOUD with out silencer.

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injen sri


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Reviewed by:
ben


Review Date
June 17, 2007

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 4 of 5

Used product for
1 to 3 months

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Review 3 of 69

Price Paid:  $0.00

Year / Model Reviewed:
2000 civic ex

Strengths:
get noticed better throttle responce and better fuel economy.

Weaknesses:
resenator hangs low the muffler is big and will scrape if car is lowered.

Summary:
Apexi N1 cat back exhaust is great. I work at a car dealer so I had access to a lift so it was very easy to install. Very quite at idle and not loud at all inside the car. i dont have the scilencer in and its still quite when driveing on the highway.

Similar Products Used:
none


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Rating
Reviewed by:
ukr6tuk



Review Date
February 5, 2007

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 4 of 5

Used product for
More than 1 year

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Review 4 of 69

Price Paid:  $200.00 from from a friend

Year / Model Reviewed:
2000 APEXi N1 full catback exhaust on 00 honda civic Si

Strengths:
quick throttle response. highly responsive. a breeze from 80 -90. sounds racer-like. price used $200 straight through design angled muffler. performance gains.

Weaknesses:
loss in low end torque. eats up gas. (26mpg) hwy. civic si supposed to be 30mpg hwy 26 street. hang very low on the ground. when the mechanic took it off there was a hole on the resonator. not recommended if you are dropping your car 2 + inches. (maybe even less than that). after 7 years metal on inside starts coming off. when mechanic took exhaust off black water was dripping out. can be LOUD. fix it tickets twice.

Summary:
Had this product for 7 years and finally had to replace it. According to the mechanic the metal on the inside was coming off as he showed me when he took off the exhaust. But anyway, at 2.38inch piping, this exhaust has to be loud - and it was. without the silencer got about 2 fix it tickets because it is very loud. it is very deep and racey. personally, it sounds best with the silencer on- it sounds more like a race car. it has very good throttle response. a slight tap on the gas pedal and your on your way. when i put on my new exhaust (dc sports twin canister) i realized how much the n1 was better performance-wise. the n1 is extremely responsive. but there is a downfall - 26mpg consistently driven back and forth fwy driving. (civic si's average 26 street 30 hwy mpg). the thing i love about this is that you barely notice that your going uphill on a freeway and it still keeps on pulling. from 80 - 90 is a breeze - a very free flowing and genius design. unlike any other. so like i said, i just bought a new dc exhaust and i have started to evaluate. one thing is clear - apexi n1 wins in performance gains. so far dc wins on the exhaust sound.

Similar Products Used:
stock and dc sports twin canister system


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Rating
Reviewed by:
dizondr



Review Date
August 31, 2006

Overall Rating
 3 of 5

Value Rating
 3 of 5

Used product for
3 Months to 1 year

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Review 5 of 69

Price Paid:  $0.00 from online

Year / Model Reviewed:
1998 Honda Prelude

Strengths:
Free-flowing = more power. Perfect fit and good craftmanship overall

Weaknesses:
LOUD! LOUD! LOUD! sure it had a silencer but to me it sounded like sh*t with the silencer.

Summary:
Purchased this because I needed a free flowing exhaust to get the most out of my JRSC'ed prelude which was a success compared to the Thermal I replaced. Other than that, this exhaust SCREAMS rice withe its overly huge tip and nasty noise. I sacrificed a nice looking good sounding Thermal exhaust for power, which I got but at the price of of loud noise and a huge very not subtle exhaust look, which is not what I typically care for. Otherwise it's a quality product, the fit is perfect, craftmanship is topnotch. But this style exhaust is not for me. I hated it INspite of the added performance, which to me wasn't enough to offset the annoyances.

Similar Products Used:
Thermal R&D. Neuspeed


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