Anyone know?

I'm waiting to see that, and Injen strait tip at this point.

 

its out and priced around 1200

 

I saw three on EBAY for sale, but now the auctions are gone. (

My installer says they will be readily availble by the end of the month for about $1000.

 

Mine is supposed to arrive next week. I'll post pictures and everything as soon as I get it...

 

Yes, dying to see pictures and sound clips. I heard it sounds amazing! But I dunno about the 4" cans yet...

 

Hopefully some of the vendors here will have a little more attractive pricing, although it's not outrageous.

Any solid news on power gains?

I'm not expecting anything better then we have seen from others, I just don't want it to loose power or have marginal gains (relative).

I'm usually not a fan of grapefruit shooters on most cars, but I think it will look very good on the Z as long as the tips sit properly under the rear valance and don't stick out too far.

gq_model_626-- By the way....... I'm jealous as all heck of your GReddy TT

 

Two things make the Greddy Evo2 one of the most compelling exhaust systems out there.

1) It is totally CARB and Noise legal...under 95db. This means no tickets...just carry the paperwork with you.

2) The 2.75 piping including Y-Pipe is very good for F/I usage.

My hope is that the mufflers and tips sit well within the bumber. I don't want them sticking out.. (grape fruit shooter style...that was funny Z- Rated). )

Last note: Hystorically, Trust/Greddy exhaust don't make the MOST HP of all exhausts, but they are quite, and streetable. So if max HP is your goal...look elsewhere.

I have dibs on one..but GOD knows when it is coming.

 

I thought it was 3" all the way through?

 

I'm confused. Are you guys talking about the Greddy Evo2? If so, I thought it was a true dual and therefore has no Y-pipe?

 

^^^ That's what I'm talking about...

 

You are correct...my point is that it replaces the stock Y-Pipe. The Greddy is not 3.00 inch...it is 2.75inch. If you goto the Greddy Website, they list the diameter in MM, so I just did the simple math to come up with 2.75inch.