February 2, 201214 yr Hey all not sure if it has been asked before but does ces have better flow then xforce on a fg dont really want to spend alot so forget stainless happy with mild steel
February 2, 201214 yr The ces exhaust is very good and designed to have great flow. The xforce is as cheap as can be- its never going to be as good as the same size exhaust from a bigger named company. All that aside the value for money buying xforce is worth it. If you're worried about flow just get the 4" version. Cheap as and will flow heaps.EDIT: if you can't even afford stainless don't even look at the expensive brands. The xforce will do almost as good for half the price. Edited February 2, 201214 yr by dre
February 2, 201214 yr a full 4" xforce should flow 400+kw they arent like the bf 3.5" system that was choked at the rear muffler
February 2, 201214 yr Hey all not sure if it has been asked before but does ces have better flow then xforce on a fgdont really want to spend alot so forget stainless happy with mild steelCES will flow 500+rwkw so if you plan to mod up to or over that power figure go the CES, Xforce will go 400 max
February 2, 201214 yr There is a big jump from ces to the manta smb and nizpro in price I just can't believe the price they charge
February 2, 201214 yr you pay for what you get, Manta, SMB, Nizpro and CES are for high hp applications where Xforce wont support the same hp levels, decide what power level you want to make and go from there
February 2, 201214 yr Ces is wining at the moment because the offer a mild steel exhaust which keeps the price down
February 2, 201214 yr I struggled to pick my exhaust. I was torn between the Nizpro and the SMB- both 4". The SMB is a great looking system, the Nizpro looks good too. Both a bit over 2 fitted.I ended up with the manta as I wanted twin exit. Pricing was all about the same.What power are you looking at in the end? Edited February 2, 201214 yr by dre
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