chrisrbts98gs

Hey my exhaust is getting ready to go and i was looking for a new exhaust that will be both a good daily driver, but when i want, it to have a power too. I don't want one of those exhaust that sounds like a fart can or anything and i hear that the Apexi WS is suppose to be apexi's version of what they thought the stock exhaust should have been out of the factory.

What are your thoughts on this exhaust?

SP00NFed

I Love It!

LT

its relatively quiet. however, i'm not a big fan of chambered designs. so i'll sacrifice some decibels...

So.Cal_INTEGRA

I have it on my teg right now and I LOVE IT !!!!!!!

Sounds and looks awesome, you will not regret buying it. The welds on it are awesome but then again its from Apexi so you know its a high quality product.

I have the WS 1 just so you know, the WS 2 is basically the same but the tip is rounded and the logo is laser cut on the top and not on both sides like the WS 1.

Provocateur

Do they have a stainless steel version of that yet? If not and you live in areas that salt the roads, you should look at the Greddy SP2. Stainless steel piping with the stock look.

teg92

apexi WS is a good exhaust

carta79

:werd:

TheOtherDave™

I run a World Sport 2 Exhaust on my 97 LS Coupe, and for a daily driver app it is IMO perfect. It complements the DC header very nicely, and together there's a noticeable increase in midrange power. I couldn't be happier.

If you're in the snow belt, however, you'd be better off with a full stainless steel exhaust. The RSR Ex*Mag is another option, but it costs about $100 more due to it's full stainless steel construction.

chrisrbts98gs

Hey thx for the info, i actually was able to run down to a local performance parts store and they (to my suprise) had the exhaust and i installed it today, thx for your opinions. I wish i knew how to post a pic because it fits perfectly!!!

TheOtherDave™

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