3.3TT Agency power valvetronic exhaust

[ezreazy]

Has anyone seen any video clips or anything of the AP exhaust? Seems to be the cheapest EVC exhaust I could find coming at 2300 CAD.

I’ve been looking for an EVC exhaust but have only liked the kunkswerk and the gt9 exhaust so far but they’re expensive.

Unfortunately I can’t share the link since I’m a new user but it’s just a quick google search and it’s on their site.

Any thoughts or suggestions?

 

[Supadupad]

So, I have recently purchased and installed the Agency Power exhaust from Khartunerz. I got a ridiculously good deal. The exhaust sounds great closed, a little louder than stock, and open sounds sounds amazing. That is the good part, let me tell you about the bad part of it. This is not on Khartuners however its on agency power. No instructions in the box or online. The Vacuum solenoid valve had no wire harness. I had to splice the wires into some flat spades to make it work. The vacuum hose was not long enough for the way i wanted to run it, so I had to buy more. If you have stock tips, you will want to wrap the non evc pipe with header wrap. This provides sound isolation and no drone when normal driving. Overall I am very happy with it and I am mechanically inclined to be able to handle the install without instructions. Oh and the exhaust looks great too.

 

[nhcowboy28]

If you are cool with sub par quality and zero response from AP....

Go for it.

AP has f’d many people here (CAI and Intercoolers). Yes is was one.

At the end of the day, CAI and intercoolers aren’t terribly complicated.

But an EVC exhaust (at least the longevity of the valves/solenoids/vacuum) may create more hassles when those parts fail.

If you wrench and don’t mind fixing stuff without the vendor support.

Go for it.

Otherwise, find another solution.

 

[thomas5986]

If you are cool with sub par quality and zero response from AP....

Go for it.

AP has f’d many people here (CAI and Intercoolers). Yes is was one.

At the end of the day, CAI and intercoolers aren’t terribly complicated.

But an EVC exhaust (at least the longevity of the valves/solenoids/vacuum) may create more hassles when those parts fail.

If you wrench and don’t mind fixing stuff without the vendor support.

Go for it.

Otherwise, find another solution.

Thats great advice, didn't think about those good points about longevity.

 

[Supadupad]

1 year in with mines. no issues.