c5vette73

I know the performance exhaust is a big seller, but I'm ok with the stock exhaust.

I prefer a more refined sound. NPP exhaust sounds too loud IMO. My C6 didn't have a performance exhaust and I thought it sounded great.

MeanDean43

"What"?

lve2xlr8

The performance exhaust is almost worth it for the tips alone

DoTheyMakeOtherCars?

If I'm not mistaken, I think there are setting on it and you can make it quiet like the stock exhaust.

runutzzzzz

It's not for everyone. If you think your C6 sounded good then save yourself the money and don't order the NPP.

The NPP can be louder when you want it or quiet when you don't want it. It's selectable.

Gary '09 C6

I keep my M2W open all the time, except for long highway trips.

Love that sound...!

THECORVETTEMANN

I agree with this thread. Save your money.

I have had two (2) C6 Corvettes with selectable exhuast, and I have replaced the exhaust actuators on these cars several times due to failure. Thankfully, each time it was covered under factory warranty.

The agressive sound is NOT worth the hassle or the money.

Sp00ky

I'm sure your not the only one. I recall a couple people stating they thought the C6 system was a little loud for them too when the valves opened. Thats the beauty of this option though. If the loud guys want loud, they'll get it

DoTheyMakeOtherCars?

I think in Weather, Eco, and Tour modes the baffels are closed. They are partially open in Sport mode and fully open in Track Mode. Your choice.

1986C4Z51

Are you a pathological cheapskate?

rcallen484

Same here and I agree. My little LS2, and now LS3, sounds awesome to my ear when I put my foot in it. My first three cars, which I drove from 1970 to 1979 or so, all had small block Chevy V8 engines with glass pack/Cherry Bomb/Thrush mufflers so maybe that is one reason. Pretty sure my hearing has not become MORE acute over the past 40 years

Greg00Coupe

I have no interest in the system either. I think it is a complicated solution vrs the alternatives. I have the NPP on a 13 GS, have the switch and NEVER use it because of the droan. Now on my C5 I had a Corsa with headers.....no droan and a much better sound.

Will do a Corsa on the C7 plus a bonus of 10 more HP!!!....

Each to their own.

Speednet

The best enhancement I ever made to my C5 was upgrading to a Borla exhaust. The fact that the NPP exhaust will be able to be controlled is even better. I would absolutely make the NPP exhaust a must-have option.

Goaty

It looks and sounds way better then the standard exhaust and you can make it louder/quieter when you want. Also gives you a few more ponies, not that you'll notice those but still its nice having them. What's not to like? For the price its a good deal.

BMadden

To the OP, yes you are the only one.

texvette2

if you want no sound. Stock is good

VETJAZZ

I didn't order it either. Totally happy with stock.

c7luvr

The best part about NPP is enjoying that nice burble around town and having it nice and quiet while cruising on the highway.

c5vette73

I understand the ability to change setting, but I don't think I would use the louder exhaust setting at all.

I feel like the loud exhaust is a little too much.

c5vette73

The burble sound is not my style.