Does anyone here know where to purchase 'XCENTRIC Exhaust' systems?
or has anyone installed a quicksilver exhaust system on their 6Cyl XF?

 

I am actually looking for this as well. I have emailed the UK dealer twice with no response.

I have a friend who lives in the UK (about an hour or 2 from the supplier) and asked him to knock on some doors for me.

I will update if/when I hear back.

I am not sure of any other retailers other than the one in the UK and one in France.

 

Aaron W- here's the info:
XCENTRIC:
Theprice for this exhaust is 3495 USD. The shipping fee to you is 650 USD by DHL.
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http://www.eurotoysltd.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=49_62_559_562&products_id=1 441&osCsid=iee2k2vfkml95ggfbhr5v1dtc2


I just pulled the trigger on the quicksilver and will let you know.
Prior to that I installed the MINA exhaust (I have the 3.0 SC) and unfortunately the MINA did not do justice as it did the 8cyl
thus I have a brand new MINA exhaust with less than 100miles in my garage if anyone is interested in purchase

 

Geez over $4K USD (I am in Canada so this is like $5K to me) for the exhaust. I am interested to know how the Quicksilver sounds.

Thanks Growler!

 

Ok- so here's the deal after trying the following Exhaust Systems- allow me to save all of you Time and Money on an XF 3.0 SC
The Following Exhaust Systems were purchased and slipped on:
- Magnaflow axle back, MINA axle back, Quicksliver Axle back
In my opinion- none of these exhausts did justice for the XF 3.0
It's a 6Cylinder- it's missing 2 cylinders to complete the melodic tune that an 8 produces.
The Quicksilver Exhaust did not have much drone on the highway at 60-90MPH however getting there through the 1.5k to 3k RPM band was a chore in ear plug safety.
The sound that these aftermarket exhausts emit do not sound right for this vehicle- they essentially turn it into a fart can.
(I even swapped out the Jag factory resonators and cats)
So back to the original stock Jag Exhaust- last effort might be to swap out the tips.
My learning lesson is to purchase an 8 Cylinder vehicle next time...