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lol dont u wish buddy and how come on nissanusa.com there are too diffrent HP for the Z 287 and 300? so theres 2 diffrent engines or whats that about??
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Originally Posted by theSTIguy
lol dont u wish buddy and how come on nissanusa.com there are too diffrent HP for the Z 287 and 300? so theres 2 diffrent engines or whats that about??
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J/K Its just easier to start STi/350Z flames than it is to light a match around gas. I like the STi AWD - TURBO - BIG HP - Its just not particularily attractive. It has that race me quality to it looks but that just doesn't cut it on the streets anyone over 19 does look twice.
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I've noticed the difference in exhaust note between the G and Z too. I just put test pipes on my Z so it's much louder now, haha. It's a little raspy for my taste but not so much that I'm gonna take them off.
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I think a good combo would be .... Helix Test Pipes, Group-S " Y " Pipe, Remove the OEM Resonator, and a Nismo or w/e CAi ....thats a " bang for your buck " set-up that will be pretty loud also the most important would be more whp as well ....Also wut size is the OEM 350z piping because can u mate an aftermarket " y " pipe to the OEM Mid Pipe?...
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Originally Posted by JoeyFyed
armo? lol sti guy.. gdale, get a Z. i see too many g35s and 3 series around gdale.
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I work on a very busy street. On a number of occasions when walking to the bank or lunch, I've seen and heard both 350Z's and G35's pass by. Both have a very similar and distinctive sound. I wouldn't say that the G is any louder than the Z though. Maybe on some particular cars that might be the case. My Z has a NISMO exhaust that is definitely louder than stock. Perhaps STIboy heard a G with an aftermarket exhaust.
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no it was stock exhaust do u have a soundclip of the nismo exhaust on the 350z and all the 06's have the 300 hp engine? also if i trade my car in do i have to put a down payment or i use the trade in as my down payment? and which one should i get if i want leather seats and xenon lights?
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Originally Posted by theSTIguy
no it was stock exhaust do u have a soundclip of the nismo exhaust on the 350z and all the 06's have the 300 hp engine? also if i trade my car in do i have to put a down payment or i use the trade in as my down payment? and which one should i get if i want leather seats and xenon lights?
And yes all MT 2006 models come with the 300 hp engine, but they have about the same acceleration as the 287 hp engine since they are also a little bit less torquier.
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check www.nissanusa.com, you can see the difference between the models, I think touring has that plus VDS...
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Originally Posted by theSTIguy
why is the stock g35 exhaust so much louder then the 350z's ???
Nissan 350Z (stock)
G35 (stock)