I emailed Tony directly as they are updating their site.
One word: “WOW”
What changed: Cutout 2 Front resonators ONLY, and replaced with kit. It leaves the large middle resonator and the rear mufflers intact.

Quality & Fitment: Amazing! They look like a factory upgrade. It’s literally 1 cut on each pipe towards the front, remove resonators, insert new pipes, apply new clamps upfront, then slide the rear into the oem clamps....that’s it! No rubbing.

Time to install: 20 minutes for a muffler place. Maybe 1 hour if you rent a saw and have a good lift/stands.
Why this VS welded straight pipes: I’m on lease. Since it’s clamped, it’s reversible and I can swap to stock in 5 minutes.

Why this VS an exhaust...3 reasons.
1. This was much cheaper. $225 and I’m sure I can resell IF I ever wanted to go to stock.
2. The subjective Sound: To me...it’s exactly what I was looking for. The V6T starts sounding “closer” to a V8. It’s tone is deeper, lots of burbles on throttle release, shifts don’t sound like raspy “farts” but more like aggressive “purrrrring.” I can definitely hear more air rushing through that it shifted most of the sound to the rear. The intake has a greater presence. I’m usually cruising in Dynamic D and it’s more subtle. It’s extremely fun to drive in MANUAL S mode to get super aggressive. As for drone, there really isn’t any. If I really had to be picky, then there is a hum sound in S around 82-85mph under load (going uphill) in 7th gear. At this speed I’m usually in D to hit 8th gear, and it sounds stock then.
3. I plan on doing a HighFlow Catted downpipe. “MOST” videos I’ve heard with a HFC DP paired to an aftermarket exhaust amplifies the raspiness including the “fart” noise upon shifts and drone for some. That’s not what I was aiming for. I’ve listened to so many variations. And I think I narrowed it down to the RedStar HFC paired to this!
Trust me when I say was in the same boat as many of you....Torn between Awe, miltek, borla, custom, resonated or not, oem sound enhancement, xpipe, mix this or that.
So hopefully this review will help “some” of you. Sound is subjective, and people want to achieve their perfect tone. I feel like I got mine 🙂

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