The best MXP exhaust here for an FR-S, BRZ or 86 driver is its only entry: the MXP Comp RS Cat-Back Exhaust with blue burnt tips, listed for the 13-16 FR-S, 13-22 BRZ and 17-22 86. A cat-back replaces the exhaust from the catalytic converter rearward, changing sound and tip finish without touching the header. Check your model year first: the ranges differ by car.
A cat-back is the most common first exhaust upgrade because it is a complete, bolt-on section: mid-pipe and muffler, sized as one system for one platform. What you are choosing is mainly sound character, tip style, and build quality. On this platform the same basic system spans three badge variants, which is why the year ranges in the title matter more than the badge.
Shop the wider ranges alongside it: Aftermarket Catback Exhaust Systems, the 2013+ BRZ/FRS/GT-86 shelf, and read the best bolt-on mods for your Subaru BRZ.
Brands to know
MXP is carried here through the Comp RS cat-back, and the listing states its hand plainly: one system covering the 13-16 FR-S, the 13-22 BRZ and the 17-22 Toyota 86, finished with blue burnt tips. That tells you the brand's role here: a platform-focused cat-back for the first-generation 86 family, bought for its sound and burnt-tip look as much as its piping.
Invidia is one of the largest exhaust ranges in this store, carried for cat-back systems across the Subaru and 86 platforms, where buyers cross-shop quieter touring-style and louder performance-style lines. It is the depth option here. Compare sound goals first, then check the exact year range on the system you pick.
Tomei is the Japanese tuning name on this shelf, carried here for Expreme Ti titanium cat-back exhausts and an FA20 unequal length header listing the 2013-2021 BRZ, FR-S and 86, plus the 2022-2023 BRZ and GR86. Titanium systems chase minimum weight and a sharp tone, at a very different price point from a stainless cat-back. Cross-shop Tomei when weight is the priority.
GReddy rounds out the Japanese exhaust options here, part of a broad performance range carried for exhausts, intakes and forced induction parts. Its cat-backs are the established-name alternative for this chassis, typically chosen for a refined, deeper tone. As with every system here, the listing's year range decides the fit.
FAQ
Which cars does the MXP Comp RS fit?
The title states 13-16 FR-S, 13-22 BRZ and 17-22 86. The ranges differ by car, so check your year and model rather than assuming all three badges share one range.
Does a cat-back need a tune?
A cat-back changes the section behind the catalytic converter and is generally treated as a bolt-on sound and flow upgrade. If you later add a header or other airflow parts, have the car tuned as a package.
What are blue burnt tips?
A heat-coloured tip finish, blue tones burnt into the metal at the exhaust tip, as named in the listing title. It is a styling finish on the visible end of the system; other specs are on the product listing.
How hard is a cat-back to install?
Cat-backs are bolt-on systems and a common driveway job with the car safely raised, though rusted factory hardware can slow it down. Allow time for hanger alignment so the tips sit centred.
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