MCR Titanium exhaust - Brace Yourself!!
Axleback? Looking at the photos, this look like a cat back system to me, which eliminates secondary cats. I believe this system comes with a mid pipe right? I am still standing by for HP gains, weight and sound levels info.
Last edited by Rossi; Oct 13, 2016 at 09:27 AM.
you are correct rossi. I was just quoting the cheapest portion for someone who wanted the tips. The whole catback is $4500.
I want to say the tips only cost just north or south of $1,000 but again, until I can verify I don't want to risk disrespecting or discouraging you.
Again, so sorry for the misunderstanding and I hope this clears things up.
-Hunter
Last edited by BPauto; Oct 13, 2016 at 12:38 PM.
Sorry to take this a little off topic, but if everyone likes that burn titanium look but don't want to shell out the $1k for just the tips, why not look into neo-chroming them? Just a suggestion/question to see if anyone has looked into it already.
-Mike
Overall if everyone wants just the tips then I can figure out a way to get you all what you need. Originally I just made this post to share the titanium aspect because it is a full system that is offered and weighs less than half of what the OEM factory system is.
I figured those who want to better their 0-60 by changing their power-to-weight ratio would appreciate this exhaust as an original alternative to the Amuse in case you wanted to stray from mainstream Greddy and still acquire all the benefits.
I figured those who want to better their 0-60 by changing their power-to-weight ratio would appreciate this exhaust as an original alternative to the Amuse in case you wanted to stray from mainstream Greddy and still acquire all the benefits.
I am sorry for any confusion. Just to verify that price was for the whole axleback section which includes tips, canisters, and rear muffler piping (no connecting pipe included). I am awaiting a response from MCR to confirm what I believe to be the price for just the tips but until I hear back I cannot offer that price at risk of disappointing you so I only offered the prices I have confirmed.
I want to say the tips only cost just north or south of $1,000 but again, until I can verify I don't want to risk disrespecting or discouraging you.
Again, so sorry for the misunderstanding and I hope this clears things up.
-Hunter
I want to say the tips only cost just north or south of $1,000 but again, until I can verify I don't want to risk disrespecting or discouraging you.
Again, so sorry for the misunderstanding and I hope this clears things up.
-Hunter
V.
. I have some good news and not-so-great news...MCR verified a couple of price discrepancies for me...
Not-so-great news... MCR tips, full inclusive cost to here in California is $1,275.
Good News... Before I was quoted catback system retails for about $4,555 but I can happily verify it is about $1,150 cheaper at $3,400 for full catback.
-Hunter
Well that's a bit more in a comparable ball park I suppose pending performance gains. But around the original price if you included the tips. Not bad if someone wants a near stock like system with some more noise. Might sound badass for all we know.











