Photos of Nismos With Aftermarket Exhausts
01-20-2010, 04:30 PM
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Photos of Nismos With Aftermarket Exhausts
Here is a collection of photos showing what some of the available exhaust systems look like installed under the Nismo rear fascia. If you have photos of different exhausts on the Nismo PLEASE POST THEM!
Stock/OEM
Nismo S-Tune
Fujitsubo Legalis-R
DC Sports
Invidia Gemini
Tanabe Medalion Touring
Stillen
Amuse R1 Titan
Exotic Speed R1-Titan
MCR Crimson Ti
MCR Crimson Stainless
ASM Saclam Siren Circuit
ARC Dual Exit Titanium
ARC True Dual Titanium
Injen SES
Injen SES (Motordyne Titanium Tips)
HKS True Dual
HKS True Dual (Bumper Tuck)
X02
M2 Performance
MotorDyne Gamma
Fast Intentions
A'PEXi N1 (Custom Welded)
AAM Competition True Dual
APS True Dual
Greddy Ti-C Turbo
Greddy Evo2
TopSpeed Pro N1
RS-R ExMag GT2
Mookeeh MK1
MotorDyne Dual Shockwave V1 (4in Tips)
MotorDyne TDX V1 (4.5in Tips)
MotorDyne TDX V2 (4.5in Tips)
ARC Single Exit Titanium
JIC Magic Spartan
Agency Power Ti
Greddy Ti-C Single
AAM Competition Single
Stock/OEM
Nismo S-Tune
Fujitsubo Legalis-R
DC Sports
Invidia Gemini
Tanabe Medalion Touring
Stillen
Amuse R1 Titan
Exotic Speed R1-Titan
MCR Crimson Ti
MCR Crimson Stainless
ASM Saclam Siren Circuit
ARC Dual Exit Titanium
ARC True Dual Titanium
Injen SES
Injen SES (Motordyne Titanium Tips)
HKS True Dual
HKS True Dual (Bumper Tuck)
X02
M2 Performance
MotorDyne Gamma
Fast Intentions
A'PEXi N1 (Custom Welded)
AAM Competition True Dual
APS True Dual
Greddy Ti-C Turbo
Greddy Evo2
TopSpeed Pro N1
RS-R ExMag GT2
Mookeeh MK1
MotorDyne Dual Shockwave V1 (4in Tips)
MotorDyne TDX V1 (4.5in Tips)
MotorDyne TDX V2 (4.5in Tips)
ARC Single Exit Titanium
JIC Magic Spartan
Agency Power Ti
Greddy Ti-C Single
AAM Competition Single
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01-20-2010, 05:42 PM
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Good post! I hope I can get some larger tips for the Motordyne exhaust...they don't look bad but I feel like they could benefit from another inch.
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What I have posted is everything I could find. I hope there are other members that can add to the list.
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01-21-2010, 04:17 PM
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Definitely not legal in Canada haha.
Wicked thread though, puts things in perspective... imo I had forgotten how crappy stock looks in comparison to almost all of these!
Wicked thread though, puts things in perspective... imo I had forgotten how crappy stock looks in comparison to almost all of these!
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"MCR has created a cool-looking and big-on-performance exhaust for the 350Z. For the exhaust, MCR teamed up with Nippon steel and went on to create an awesome titanium exhaust with a dual layout. With all the titanium, the exhaust is 32lbs lighter than the stock exhaust and carries a 92 dB rating. All that work doesn’t come cheap, getting the MCR exhaust will set you back by a full $6000. That may be a high price, but awesomeness is priceless
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"MCR has created a cool-looking and big-on-performance exhaust for the 350Z. For the exhaust, MCR teamed up with Nippon steel and went on to create an awesome titanium exhaust with a dual layout. With all the titanium, the exhaust is 32lbs lighter than the stock exhaust and carries a 92 dB rating. All that work doesn’t come cheap, getting the MCR exhaust will set you back by a full $6000. That may be a high price, but awesomeness is priceless
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01-22-2010, 11:16 AM
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"MCR has created a cool-looking and big-on-performance exhaust for the 350Z. For the exhaust, MCR teamed up with Nippon steel and went on to create an awesome titanium exhaust with a dual layout. With all the titanium, the exhaust is 32lbs lighter than the stock exhaust and carries a 92 dB rating. All that work doesn’t come cheap, getting the MCR exhaust will set you back by a full $6000. That may be a high price, but awesomeness is priceless
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Sweet looking piece.