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Old 01-14-2005, 05:21 PM
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Hey, I was wondering what the best exhaust would be for a Greddy TT 350. I am looking at buying one, but it has the VeilSide exhaust....and I have no idea if that is any good.

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Old 01-15-2005, 03:44 PM
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Probably the Greddy true dual Exhaust...makes sense doesnt it?
Old 01-15-2005, 04:58 PM
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I would recomend the Fujitsubo Legalis R. It is a 3 inch system. After checking around, I was informed that a single 3 inch will outflow a true dual. Just what I was told.
Old 01-15-2005, 11:09 PM
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lol, i didn't even know veilside made an exhaust for the Z.. is it a true dual or does it use a y-pipe?
Old 01-16-2005, 01:22 AM
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I think the 350Z Veilside exhaust is just a Ti muffler, not sure though, actually, it may be a full exhaust, but I know it is JDM 350Z only.
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The veilside TI tear drop is a bad A$$ set-up. If you have the full TI then it only weighs 14.5 pounds. The catch is that the Veilside is pretty loud.
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Their is no proof a single setup will outperform a dual setup in terms of flow. Plus flow is not the major factor, backpressure is.

From what is KNOWN in the z33 crowd, the highest power yielding exhaust is a true dual setup.

I would go with a single outlet such as HKS CF-Ti. I love the look of a slanted single, weight saving, less expensive, and a simpler setup.

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Originally posted by Zexy
Their is no proof a single setup will outperform a dual setup in terms of flow.

From what is KNOWN in the z33 crowd, the highest power yielding exhaust is a true dual setup.

I would go with a single outlet such as HKS CF-Ti. I love the look of a slanted single, weight saving, less expensive, and a simpler setup.
Might want to check around on this. I asked SEVERAL shops on this forum and it can be proven. I wanted a true dual at first but after the info I got, I went with the large diameter size of the Fujitsubo. The Veilside is also a large diameter size system.
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Originally posted by lovetoclown
The veilside TI tear drop is a bad A$$ set-up. If you have the full TI then it only weighs 14.5 pounds. The catch is that the Veilside is pretty loud.
I have the Veilside Ti exhaust

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Old 01-17-2005, 06:11 AM
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Ok, if you can prove me wrong, by all means go ahead.

But that is what i believe. I would not ask a shop which exhaust flows the best. My 2 cents.
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If you do not ask any shops what flows better, then how would you know what flows better. Since I will be adding FI, I checked with several shops and the main answer I received was a large single flows a little better than two small. I can only say what I personally was told. Plus, several of the High power Z race cars are single.
Old 01-19-2005, 12:21 PM
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I agree a single would be better, simpler. lighter, cheaper buy my point is i wouldn't trust a shop to tell me which exhaust "flows best"(not even most important thing to worry about). They would probably point out the most expensive product, or wouldn't know much at all. I would rather go with my own instinct as to which i think is best. Not ask a shop. Just my 2cents as what i would do.
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i would just get a single outlet cuz i think it looks better with that sick angled can look......
some duals do look nice, the ones with angled cans such as the injen angled,and invidia
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