I love the exhaust, little quiet but that can change im sure once i do the down pipe. PM me if you have any questions.
If you take a look at the piping design between Injen and 7ism, you'll see that they are nearly identical! Performance gains, fitment and quality are also very similar--though Injen has a slight edge here because the workmanship is a little better. (i.e. The welds are immaculate!) The biggest advantage though is that Injen is a few HUNDRED dollars less. Plus, Injen manufactures right here in the good 'ol USA, whereas 7ism is made in Korea. So basically, even if Injen and 7ism were perfectly equal in every comparison, the fact that the price is so much better is definitely a big plus for you.how was installation on it? i can't decide between the injen and 7ism.
On the 2.0T there is a fair amount of room for the exhaust, mine was done on a jack took about an hour. The 2.0 sounds about the same, sounds better once the turbo kicks in:hsugh:I don't know if it matters much in your decision making, but I just put this on my 3.8.
http://www.GenCoupe.com/3-8-v6/54856-injen-exhaust.html
It was a really tight fit, but I'm really impressed with the build quality. And the sound is perfect. Loud enough to make a statement, but not obnoxiously so.
good to know. thanks alot! The one thing i like about the 7ism is not many ppl have it. Also, they have a connector bracket or something that you can see under the car that looks super sick. But the price is alot better and I have had injen products on my Lexus IS300 and i liked them alot. If you could let me know your price for that exhaust that would be awesome. I have ordered a few parts from you guys already, so if you could let me know your price that would help. I'm looking to get the exhaust done in the next few weeks here. Thanks for the help!If you take a look at the piping design between Injen and 7ism, you'll see that they are nearly identical! Performance gains, fitment and quality are also very similar--though Injen has a slight edge here because the workmanship is a little better. (i.e. The welds are immaculate!) The biggest advantage though is that Injen is a few HUNDRED dollars less. Plus, Injen manufactures right here in the good 'ol USA, whereas 7ism is made in Korea. So basically, even if Injen and 7ism were perfectly equal in every comparison, the fact that the price is so much better is definitely a big plus for you.
Oh and, Injen also offers their exhausts in a polished tip too. If you don't like the blue "burnt-style" tips, then we can always do standard chrome.
Where are your videos? How is the drone inside the cabin? That is my biggest concern and not super loud.I have the Injen exhaust and love it. I have a lot of videos of it, just the catback and also many with my new TurboXS downpipe. It sounds very nice and deep, not too loud.
There is no drone. Injen's is the quietest exhaust on the market.Where are your videos? How is the drone inside the cabin? That is my biggest concern and not super loud.
do u have a downpipe???im guessing no becausee that was really quite...There is no drone. Injen's is the quietest exhaust on the market.
YouTube - Genesis Coupe exhaust - Injen SES 2.0L catback
Yeah I have a downpipe with my Injen exhaust now and it's still pretty quiet. It's just a lot deeper now and pops/backfires at high rpm shiftsNo, there wasn't any aftermarket down pipe on that car in the video. Injen designed their exhausts to be quiet, so even with a down pipe, it will be similar to in the video.