[Conbotx]

Hey everyone! It seems everyone goes for the Takeda exhaust system. I have been seeing the Rev9 exhaust out there but no reviews other than their website. It's cheaper than the Takeda alternative, but I've gotten Rev9 parts for my Subaru before so I guess I will be the test rat. Ill update this post once I get it installed this weekend!

If anyone knows somewhere where I can find a sound clip let me know, So far I haven't been able to find anything.

Rev9 Catback Exhaust Hyundai Elantra GT Sport / GT N-Line (2018-2020) Dual Tip

Fitment Information Hyundai Elantra GT Sport / GT Sport Ultimate (2018) Hyundai Elantra GT N-Line (2019, 2020) 1.6L Only fits cars with OEM dual tip exhaust Does not fit Elantra with single exit exhaust Specs & Features Pipe Size: 3 inch into 2.5 inch Exhaust Tip: 4.0 inch Stainless steel pipes...

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[JP_N-Line]

They'll both sound the same. Both are just a muffler delete, I would go with the cheaper alternative or get a local exhaust shop to make one.

 

[Justink]

There are plenty of owners who have this kit on their cars over on the Facebook page. I'd say there are 3-5 different videos but overall it'll sound very similar to the AFE.

 

[Bain]

Following this thread. Interested to hear what you think.

 

[DonJuan]

They'll both sound the same. Both are just a muffler delete, I would go with the cheaper alternative or get a local exhaust shop to make one.

im gonna be checking in with a local shop in my area. Pretty new to all this, but any idea what a local shop would reasonably charge for this?

 

[Sence]

im gonna be checking in with a local shop in my area. Pretty new to all this, but any idea what a local shop would reasonably charge for this?

I paid $220 plus I tipped him because he did a great job