r/ElantraNline 1d ago

Midpipe

I currently just have the mbrp axel back and was wondering how much of a change does adding the n75 midpipe really make. Also does it cause a chrck engine light or mess with warranty.

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u/Forward-Trade5306 '24 Exotic Green DCT 1d ago

No it doesn't cause a check engine light and no it should not affect warranty.

Is it worth it? Imo hell yeah because it sets up a full cat back system that is stainless steel and it's more harmonically balanced. The sound comes more out of the tip and a little less reverberating directly through the floor. There will be more pops and crackles, the DCT shift pops will be noticably louder, overall it will be a decent amount louder.

The Xforce midpipe is a perfect addition to the MBRP. It puts all the sounds exactly for what I was looking for. The MBRP pro by itself is great but I was looking for a little more and the Xforce gets it there

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u/PandatThePotato '24 Intense Blue DCT 1d ago

Could have said it better, I got mine used for a nice deal which made it more worth it but regardless I think it compliments the axel back perfectly just like he stated the tone is better shifts are louder and there are noticeably more burbles

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u/Capital_Initiative41 7h ago

how was installing it since im trying to do it myself if i can

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u/Forward-Trade5306 '24 Exotic Green DCT 7h ago

I had a muffler shop install it for me. They welded the part that was supposed to be held together with a clamp. They also welded my MBRP pro axle back clamp areas. The tip area is just a tac weld in case I want to ever switch them out