30Z exhaust on 04 Sedan?
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30Z exhaust on 04 Sedan?
A friend of mine with a 03 350Z recently installed a Borla Tru-Duel exhaust on his car. What all can I use from his stock exaust on my 04 sedan. I know that the mid-pipe will work with an xtension, but is it worth using anything else or can I use anything else. I think that I have seen that the y-pipe is the same. I know I can not run the duel tips, but what about the cats? I plan on doing a 3/8" plentum spacer along with the mid-pipe and my stillen rear section. Are these mods going to show any HP/TQ increases worth speaking of? By the way I already have a Z tube and KN filter. Should I change the tube and filter to a JWT popcharger or cold air intake or leave the intake as is?
Originally Posted by FatBoy1
Keep your exhaust, save money.
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Isnt the sedan's rear bumper only have 1 exhaust edging on the left hand side?
making the other side with out the exhaust edging would look stupid...
new bumper + exhaust would be economically inefficient
Originally Posted by plumpzz
Get a popcharger and if u want an exhaust, do it right the firs time.. get it custom made or find a sedan only exhaust. Sleeper G35 sedans are saucy though.
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Originally Posted by SouthernG35
A friend of mine with a 03 350Z recently installed a Borla Tru-Duel exhaust on his car. What all can I use from his stock exaust on my 04 sedan. I know that the mid-pipe will work with an xtension, but is it worth using anything else or can I use anything else. I think that I have seen that the y-pipe is the same. I know I can not run the duel tips, but what about the cats? I plan on doing a 3/8" plentum spacer along with the mid-pipe and my stillen rear section. Are these mods going to show any HP/TQ increases worth speaking of? By the way I already have a Z tube and KN filter. Should I change the tube and filter to a JWT popcharger or cold air intake or leave the intake as is?
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You can also try the Stillen Exhaust also. Here's a link. It looks like the stock exhaust, but gives a more aggressive note and more gains of course.
http://stillen.com/Sportscars_detail...d=43170&page=1
They have it for both RWD and AWD models, so compatibility shouldn't be a problem. Also, I would recommend buying from another vendor besides Stillen because I'm 100 percent sure you can get the exhaust much cheaper somewhere else.
http://stillen.com/Sportscars_detail...d=43170&page=1
They have it for both RWD and AWD models, so compatibility shouldn't be a problem. Also, I would recommend buying from another vendor besides Stillen because I'm 100 percent sure you can get the exhaust much cheaper somewhere else.
Originally Posted by SouthernG35
A friend of mine with a 03 350Z recently installed a Borla Tru-Duel exhaust on his car. What all can I use from his stock exaust on my 04 sedan. I know that the mid-pipe will work with an xtension, but is it worth using anything else or can I use anything else. I think that I have seen that the y-pipe is the same. I know I can not run the duel tips, but what about the cats? I plan on doing a 3/8" plentum spacer along with the mid-pipe and my stillen rear section. Are these mods going to show any HP/TQ increases worth speaking of? By the way I already have a Z tube and KN filter. Should I change the tube and filter to a JWT popcharger or cold air intake or leave the intake as is?
Keep the Z Tube and get a JWT popcharger. Your plenum spacer will thank you for it!
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Originally Posted by steakpinoy
You can also try the Stillen Exhaust also. Here's a link. It looks like the stock exhaust, but gives a more aggressive note and more gains of course.
http://stillen.com/Sportscars_detail...d=43170&page=1
They have it for both RWD and AWD models, so compatibility shouldn't be a problem. Also, I would recommend buying from another vendor besides Stillen because I'm 100 percent sure you can get the exhaust much cheaper somewhere else.
http://stillen.com/Sportscars_detail...d=43170&page=1
They have it for both RWD and AWD models, so compatibility shouldn't be a problem. Also, I would recommend buying from another vendor besides Stillen because I'm 100 percent sure you can get the exhaust much cheaper somewhere else.
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Originally Posted by steakpinoy
You can also try the Stillen Exhaust also. Here's a link. It looks like the stock exhaust, but gives a more aggressive note and more gains of course.
http://stillen.com/Sportscars_detail...d=43170&page=1
They have it for both RWD and AWD models, so compatibility shouldn't be a problem. Also, I would recommend buying from another vendor besides Stillen because I'm 100 percent sure you can get the exhaust much cheaper somewhere else.
http://stillen.com/Sportscars_detail...d=43170&page=1
They have it for both RWD and AWD models, so compatibility shouldn't be a problem. Also, I would recommend buying from another vendor besides Stillen because I'm 100 percent sure you can get the exhaust much cheaper somewhere else.
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