Fallout

about how many miles of driving does it take to break in?..i've got alittle ove 100 miles driven since mine were installed

ODDYSEY

It takes like 1000-2000 miles to fully break in an exhaust. When I was running my GT take offs I could still hear a difference at 2k miles.

Tubra

I'm still waiting for my GTAs to break in a little more before I make a vid, but they sound awesome. I haven't listened to my radio in a while in favor of hearing the exhaust.

tmsmith

Currently I am at work, but I cant wait to get home to listen to these.

My exhaust is sitting in the garage waiting to be installed.

Fallout

lol looks like its gonna be a long time from now before mine are fully broken in,considering my car was bought in oct with 3 miles, its now march and it has 1900-1910

tmsmith

WOW!

And I thought I lived in the country. I don't think I saw an ounce of life out there. Hah.

They sounded awesome though. Can't wait for mine to be put on. Probably already been asked, but do you have any drone (like I know what it is, all I know is that it's bad [:@])?

MrSandman

There really is no one out there.. that's what makes it fun.. I live in Saint Louis City.. so going to see my parent's out there is a nice change.

There is absolutely no drone with the FRPP exhaust kit. It's actually pretty quiet inside the car... and aggressive outside the car. The first time I let someone else drive the car to hear the exhaust for myself.. I was surprised about how aggressive it was.

But again, no drone inside the car. You can actually have a conversation with someone while on the highway.. or listen to music without having to turn the volume up.

azstanglover

Is this specifically for the Y6 or is it the GT one

MrSandman

The kit is designed for the v6. But i'm sure the parts would work on a GT. The mufflers were originally for a GT, and I'm pretty sure the diameter of the x-pipe is the same.

Fallout

there is no difference between the mufflers in the FRPP V6 dual system and just your basic GTA's