If you have a nice expensive car I would strongly advise against getting a quick silver exhaust the horrible droning and vibration it makes is enough to destroyers the soul of an experience boy racer, never remove stock of a v6/v8 you very might regret it
Each to their own I guess. Having heard the system it sounded pretty good and much better than stock. Customer in this instance was pretty impressed with it too. The beauty of this system is the Sound Architect so that you can make it sound different depending on what you fancy.
There are quite a few variables to consider when changing engine performance parts. With the original catalytic converters remaining in place there would be a pretty negligible difference. In theory, a less restrictive exhaust can help with performance and less strain which could help improve fuel consumption but again, the difference would be very hard to notice. Most people tend to get worse fuel economy after an exhaust change as they drive the car in a more sporty, enthusiastic way 😀
In person the sound difference is massive. We’ve done loads of these videos including before and after for the SVR. This doesn’t showcase the full extent of the sound upgrade but it is a sizable change.
I love this car so much there isn't a single 2020 car besides all the SVRs that does sound this good with an V8..
You know what, we 100% agree with you! These SVR’s sound phenomenal 😀
Great content guys
Thanks John! Appreciated!
I can’t lie, I prefer the look of the original exhaust tips.
Personal preference I guess. Carbon tips do look good though.
Please plug me with this exhaust system I'm from south africa we're can I shop it?
Email us over at sales@carbonwurks.com and we can probably arrange shipping to SA for this.
What’s the purchase and installation cost
If you drop us a message directly, we would be happy to discuss. Sales@carbonwurks.com
If you have a nice expensive car I would strongly advise against getting a quick silver exhaust the horrible droning and vibration it makes is enough to destroyers the soul of an experience boy racer, never remove stock of a v6/v8 you very might regret it
Each to their own I guess. Having heard the system it sounded pretty good and much better than stock. Customer in this instance was pretty impressed with it too. The beauty of this system is the Sound Architect so that you can make it sound different depending on what you fancy.
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Economy
There are quite a few variables to consider when changing engine performance parts. With the original catalytic converters remaining in place there would be a pretty negligible difference. In theory, a less restrictive exhaust can help with performance and less strain which could help improve fuel consumption but again, the difference would be very hard to notice.
Most people tend to get worse fuel economy after an exhaust change as they drive the car in a more sporty, enthusiastic way 😀
Respectfully, I don't get it; sounds no better than stock. What's the purpose? Regards.
In person the sound difference is massive. We’ve done loads of these videos including before and after for the SVR. This doesn’t showcase the full extent of the sound upgrade but it is a sizable change.
Are those flames in the end?
Probably not. Likely just some assembly oil/grease burning off. Would be cool if it did flame!
I have SVR, can I keep stock exhaust chrome edge and fit loud system?
You could yes do that yes. The carbon tips looks great however.
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What’s the name of this quicksilver exhaust?
It’s the only version they produce for this car. It’s not called anything specific.