The Akrapovic Evolution Exhaust Review
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Been doing research on the akro. Based on your review (thank you very much, great review btw) it seems to be the right choice for me. But I have a question. Given the cost for the full evo version, do you think a secondary cat delete + resonator delete + akro slip on would produce similar sound/performance? (already own mikes power pipe and resonator delete tubes)
Understanding any "peiced together" system may not be as good as a full system
THanks again for the write up!
Understanding any "peiced together" system may not be as good as a full system
THanks again for the write up!
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Shouldn't be an issue, the Akra Evolution setup has 2 built in resonators on the mid pipes.
Just remember you wont be able to weld metal / stainless steel to the titanium. Make sure the slip fits are tight. I had a small leak between the connecting pips and the evolution mid pipes that had to be addressed.
Kris
Just remember you wont be able to weld metal / stainless steel to the titanium. Make sure the slip fits are tight. I had a small leak between the connecting pips and the evolution mid pipes that had to be addressed.
Kris
Been doing research on the akro. Based on your review (thank you very much, great review btw) it seems to be the right choice for me. But I have a question. Given the cost for the full evo version, do you think a secondary cat delete + resonator delete + akro slip on would produce similar sound/performance? (already own mikes power pipe and resonator delete tubes)
Understanding any "peiced together" system may not be as good as a full system
THanks again for the write up!
Understanding any "peiced together" system may not be as good as a full system
THanks again for the write up!
