WOW! Are these the same?
03-29-02, 02:12 PM
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WOW! Are these the same?
The Dual Apex'i N1:
Rx7store.net:
http://www.rx7store.net/apexexhausts.htm
Rx7.com:
http://www.rx7.com/cgi-local/2catalog.cgi?cat=11&part=3
At the store here, it is $579. At rx7.com it is $719. Damn that is alot of savings by just shopping around.
Rx7store.net:
http://www.rx7store.net/apexexhausts.htm
Rx7.com:
http://www.rx7.com/cgi-local/2catalog.cgi?cat=11&part=3
At the store here, it is $579. At rx7.com it is $719. Damn that is alot of savings by just shopping around.
03-29-02, 02:22 PM
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Originally posted by Samps
third gen vs. 2nd gen
third gen vs. 2nd gen
03-29-02, 02:31 PM
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Ryde is correct......
Yes, most big name places sell them for $600+ as APEXi has the MSRP around $575 I believe........
I think RX7.com's prices might be a bit out of date, as it seems most the APEXi products have dropped some in price since the N1 was first introduced....might be able to call them and get a good deal if they see so many competitors offering it at almost $200 savings.
The one I am considering is $545 for the cat-back duals......much cheaper than RX7.com
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Yes, most big name places sell them for $600+ as APEXi has the MSRP around $575 I believe........
I think RX7.com's prices might be a bit out of date, as it seems most the APEXi products have dropped some in price since the N1 was first introduced....might be able to call them and get a good deal if they see so many competitors offering it at almost $200 savings.
The one I am considering is $545 for the cat-back duals......much cheaper than RX7.com
- Jason
03-29-02, 02:32 PM
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Ya I thought that was a big difference. Dunno how rx7.com can compete at all with that product. Oh ya, I asked this many times and never got an answer. What size is the piping in the N1 catback?
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The N1 is "stock" size at the flange, expanding to 3" shortly thereafter. If you wanna go with a "true" 3" system that makes use of an N1, you'll have to have a good shop cut that little bit off and "fix" it
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03-29-02, 03:23 PM
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Originally posted by No7Yet
The N1 is "stock" size at the flange, expanding to 3" shortly thereafter. If you wanna go with a "true" 3" system that makes use of an N1, you'll have to have a good shop cut that little bit off and "fix" it
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The N1 is "stock" size at the flange, expanding to 3" shortly thereafter. If you wanna go with a "true" 3" system that makes use of an N1, you'll have to have a good shop cut that little bit off and "fix" it
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