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Not much chatter on this aspect. To those of you who have heard it in person, would you say it retains the distinctive sound of a Z or has it changed? Does it sound unique or like most other cars on the road?
Not much chatter on this aspect. To those of you who have heard it in person, would you say it retains the distinctive sound of a Z or has it changed? Does it sound unique or like most other cars on the road?
Hey scott. Thanks for the ride by the way. Your car and driving is sick. Literally, I was sick. It was like riding a mad rollercoaster. The car turns like its on rails. And the braking was unreal. So many times I thought we were going to fly off the track. Absolutely nuts, but it was great fun.
Heard it Yesterday, it was preproduction model, but I think it needs an aftermarket zorst... Will wait and see when the full production ones hit the road (Not the exhaust actually hitting the road of course!! like a nismo with hi-flows!)
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That vid seemed to be taken on a shitty hand held cam so I think it will be louder and sexier in person, especially due to the X-pipe like exhaust, plus a bigger displacing engine. However if it is quiet stock, its modding potential will be great!
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That vid seemed to be taken on a shitty hand held cam so I think it will be louder and sexier in person, especially due to the X-pipe like exhaust, plus a bigger displacing engine. However if it is quiet stock, its modding potential will be great!
I must agree with you there. If it is quiet, and the exhaust looks to have a small diameter, I bet we should see very nice sound improvements and power improvements from the aftermarket.
Is the Nismo exhaust typically larger in diameter and more aggresive than the standard exhaust? Anyone know???