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Invidia Gemini R400 Catback Exhaust System Titanium Tips
Scion FR-S 2013-2016 / Subaru BRZ 2013+ / Toyota 86 2017+
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One of the best performance enhancing modifications you can perform to your vehicle is the addition of a quality cat-back exhaust system. For these reasons, RallySport Direct is proud to carry Invidia Exhaust systems. This is their Gemini Cat-Back Exhaust System that features 70MM Titanium tips. This exhaust system has been fabricated from quality stainless steel materials and features smooth mandrel bends combined with a larger piping diameter. This design limits the amount of exhaust turbulence and back pressure under acceleration which results in more horsepower, more torque, improved throttle response with a more aggressive exhaust note.
This exhaust system will come provided with new gaskets and hardware to make it ready for installation. Furthermore, there will be exhaust hangers welded onto the OEM locations of this exhaust so you don't have to perform further modifications to the body or chassis for fitment.
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I got this to replace my Invidia N1 catback. The R400 is significantly more quiet, as I can actually listen to music or have a conversation in my BRZ now. Though I wish it was a tad louder, there is no more drone (which is why I got the R400). But it does have a mature, deep tone rather than being loud for loud's sake. I'm giving this 4 stars because when I installed the exhaust, I noticed a fluttering sound when I started my car. After I went underneath, I felt around and found a leak on the muffler. The issue was that it wasn't welded all the way around the pipe that connected to the muffler. It was a good two inches of "exposed" piping. I was astounded... Like, how does that go unnoticed?? Especially for an exhaust that costs close to a grand. It's pretty disappointing. Had to take it to a shop to get the two inches of piping welded/sealed. Hopefully it wont happen to you, I'm just saying this was my experience. Overall I'd say this is a good exhaust. Sound wise, I had hoped for a BIT louder/deeper tone, but maybe that's because I am so used to the obnoxiously loud N1.
