WOW! Are these the same?
WOW! Are these the same?
The Dual Apex'i N1:
Rx7store.net:
http://www.rx7store.net/apexexhausts.htm
Rx7.com:
http://www.rx7.com/cgi-local/2catalog.cgi?cat=11&part=3
At the store here, it is $579. At rx7.com it is $719. Damn that is alot of savings by just shopping around.
Rx7store.net:
http://www.rx7store.net/apexexhausts.htm
Rx7.com:
http://www.rx7.com/cgi-local/2catalog.cgi?cat=11&part=3
At the store here, it is $579. At rx7.com it is $719. Damn that is alot of savings by just shopping around.
Originally posted by Samps
third gen vs. 2nd gen
third gen vs. 2nd gen
Ryde is correct......
Yes, most big name places sell them for $600+ as APEXi has the MSRP around $575 I believe........
I think RX7.com's prices might be a bit out of date, as it seems most the APEXi products have dropped some in price since the N1 was first introduced....might be able to call them and get a good deal if they see so many competitors offering it at almost $200 savings.
The one I am considering is $545 for the cat-back duals......much cheaper than RX7.com
- Jason
Yes, most big name places sell them for $600+ as APEXi has the MSRP around $575 I believe........
I think RX7.com's prices might be a bit out of date, as it seems most the APEXi products have dropped some in price since the N1 was first introduced....might be able to call them and get a good deal if they see so many competitors offering it at almost $200 savings.
The one I am considering is $545 for the cat-back duals......much cheaper than RX7.com

- Jason
Ya I thought that was a big difference. Dunno how rx7.com can compete at all with that product. Oh ya, I asked this many times and never got an answer. What size is the piping in the N1 catback?
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The N1 is "stock" size at the flange, expanding to 3" shortly thereafter. If you wanna go with a "true" 3" system that makes use of an N1, you'll have to have a good shop cut that little bit off and "fix" it 
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Brandon
Originally posted by No7Yet
The N1 is "stock" size at the flange, expanding to 3" shortly thereafter. If you wanna go with a "true" 3" system that makes use of an N1, you'll have to have a good shop cut that little bit off and "fix" it
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The N1 is "stock" size at the flange, expanding to 3" shortly thereafter. If you wanna go with a "true" 3" system that makes use of an N1, you'll have to have a good shop cut that little bit off and "fix" it

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Originally posted by Ryde _Or_Die
If I am going to do that I might as well just buy 2 universal N1 mufflers and have someplace make me a Y-pipe and everything, right?
If I am going to do that I might as well just buy 2 universal N1 mufflers and have someplace make me a Y-pipe and everything, right?
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