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Old 11-26-2005, 05:21 PM
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I did not realize there were poor quality exhaust for the 350z.All the ones I have run across are stainless steel or titanium,although some show better gains on the dyno than others.
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Originally Posted by beddow
I did not realize there were poor quality exhaust for the 350z.All the ones I have run across are stainless steel or titanium,although some show better gains on the dyno than others.
Thx.
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Originally Posted by LIdrew
Stage 1:
Lighter Wheels and wider tires
Fujitsubo Y pipe and exhaust
JWT clutch set up
Turbonetics ST

Stage 2:
Suspension
Big Brake Kit
Totally backwards IMO... Suspenion and Brakes should be first! i.e.- build a base that can handle sped safely, then start pumping the power up...
Old 11-26-2005, 07:55 PM
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Originally Posted by beddow
I did not realize there were poor quality exhaust for the 350z.All the ones I have run across are stainless steel or titanium,although some show better gains on the dyno than others.
Put an APS TD exhaust next to a Borla TD exhaust and try to tell me that you don't see a difference in build quality.
Old 11-26-2005, 08:41 PM
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WHAT is the best clutch flywheel setup for the buck?
Old 11-26-2005, 08:50 PM
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Originally Posted by ht4
Put an APS TD exhaust next to a Borla TD exhaust and try to tell me that you don't see a difference in build quality.
Ok go buy them and bring them buy my place. Don't worry about me man I do not cut corners when it comes to mods.Sorry if you did.
Old 11-27-2005, 03:28 PM
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Originally Posted by beddow
Ok go buy them and bring them buy my place. Don't worry about me man I do not cut corners when it comes to mods.Sorry if you did.
My point was that all SS or TI exhausts are not (as you implied) made equal... No need to attack me personally.
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Originally Posted by jlvvega
WHAT is the best clutch flywheel setup for the buck?
at what tq rating?
Old 11-27-2005, 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted by ht4
My point was that all SS or TI exhausts are not (as you implied) made equal... No need to attack me personally.
I was not attacking you personally at all and I am sorry if you got that impression.I just have not ran across any poor quality exhaust for the 350Z.Your comparison earlier had the Borla and APS as examples,but what is the problem with quality between them.All I see is two different ways to connect the pipes and muffler appeal is low on the Borla.So what is the problem all I see is a affordable way verse preferred way to connect the pipes?The fact is if you are going to spend $1000.00+ on an exhaust it is going to be a great looking system,but there are great systems for $700.00+.
A better comparison is the HKS hi power and the Injen SES.What would make purchasing the HKS for $1400.+(the tips are the only titanium) over the Injen at $860. the right choice?They both show nearly identical dyno #'s.
Old 11-27-2005, 04:37 PM
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For $2000 or less you can buy all the NA parts I have used, and go run low 13's, high 12's (if you dont have -2.2 rear camber like me) and trap 106-107mph with BOLT-ONS. Show me 1 person on this site that has trapped so high with such few mods or money, only people you could find are N20 guys, and even then they cant all run faster. BTW driving skills required
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Originally Posted by beddow
A better comparison is the HKS hi power and the Injen SES.What would make purchasing the HKS for $1400.+(the tips are the only titanium) over the Injen at $860. the right choice?They both show nearly identical dyno #'s.
I'd like to see ANY dyno showing the Injen making 10+HP. Please show me one because I've never seen one. Sport Z magazine dynoed the Injen at 7hp.

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this thread is worthless. why not throw in world peace and curing aids while we're at it?
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Every thread is worthless to someone.
Here is the dyno from SGP on the Injen SES.
http://store.yahoo.com/sgpracing-sto...usesexfor.html
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Originally Posted by beddow
I was not attacking you personally at all and I am sorry if you got that impression.I just have not ran across any poor quality exhaust for the 350Z.Your comparison earlier had the Borla and APS as examples,but what is the problem with quality between them.All I see is two different ways to connect the pipes and muffler appeal is low on the Borla.So what is the problem all I see is a affordable way verse preferred way to connect the pipes?The fact is if you are going to spend $1000.00+ on an exhaust it is going to be a great looking system,but there are great systems for $700.00+.
A better comparison is the HKS hi power and the Injen SES.What would make purchasing the HKS for $1400.+(the tips are the only titanium) over the Injen at $860. the right choice?They both show nearly identical dyno #'s.
Sorry if I misinterpreted you...

Do you agree that there are significant build quality disparities between exhausts out there? That's the only point I was trying to make. I also never said that Borla was of poor quality, only that the APS is built better... I'm not sure that anyone could argue against that with a straight face.

To answer your question about why someone would pay more for a product that can to the same job as another that is less expensive: I will answer with another question- Which would you rather have: a 360 modena or a c5 zo6? enough said...
Old 11-27-2005, 07:08 PM
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Originally Posted by ht4
Sorry if I misinterpreted you...

Do you agree that there are significant build quality disparities between exhausts out there? That's the only point I was trying to make. I also never said that Borla was of poor quality, only that the APS is built better... I'm not sure that anyone could argue against that with a straight face.

To answer your question about why someone would pay more for a product that can to the same job as another that is less expensive: I will answer with another question- Which would you rather have: a 360 modena or a c5 zo6? enough said...
This is getting old but ,I'm a Vette guy Italian exotics do nothing for me.Let me ask you this when was the last time you washed your exhaust piping?OR said hey guy's you have to let me jack up the car so I can show you my $1400.00 pipes!!!! Nuff said!
Old 11-27-2005, 08:25 PM
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Originally Posted by ht4
at what tq rating?
stock TQ. Im just trying to free the transmition and engine from weight.
Old 11-28-2005, 05:18 AM
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Originally Posted by beddow
Every thread is worthless to someone.
Here is the dyno from SGP on the Injen SES.
http://store.yahoo.com/sgpracing-sto...usesexfor.html
LOL, that dyno is from Injen themselves!!! I'd like to see an INDEPENDENT dyno, not one from Injen. Try again!!!
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