Is this anyone's Z? What exhaust is that, sounds freaking MEAN! I LOVE IT! Sounds like the Carerra GT.. damn!

http://videos.streetfire.net/video/E...4C6657524E.htm

 

Nevermind, I found out. It's a true dual SFR exhaust. Damn I love that sound!

 

I'm with you on the sound, sounds nice!

 

Not to sure but i think thats when tim was running no exhaust. It was talked about awhile ago when SFR just released thier turbo kit.

 

Err, did you see this video?

http://videos.streetfire.net/player....8-82729E9CE8FB

Another cool one of the SFR 350Z

 

Also, the video said SFR true dual, but they in the other I posted they said "SFR Dual HKS Carbon TI" I don't get it?

So they are running a modified HKS Carbon Ti or something?

All I know is that the Carbon Ti for our cars is niiiiiice

 

Not sure, but I don't think the SFR comes with mufflers, you can choose any mufflers you want, and many people go with the HKS ones.

 

Oh ok, thanks for the clarification

 

that sounds like an airplane. It's cool

 

Lol, I like this kit because everything can be easily hidden from plain view. I would anodize the upper pipes to black so they look OEM and try to conceal the intercooler somehow as well. That way if you get pulled over on the streets and asked to pop the hood, you are less likley to be cited to go to the state ref. for inspection (maybe this is only a California thing though).

But in the end, you can't beat a nice stealth install that performs!

 

i did my own custom replica of that, hks hi power ti mufflers, x pipe, and high flow cats

its the sexiest thing ever =) worth every penny

 

Like said, that car has a HKS Carbon dual system. Not sure though if it had it at the time of that dyno run, and the text says completly stock except for turbo kit...

It sounds really cool indeed!

Though i think on that video the room and acoustics contribute quite alot, it sounds a bit different outdoors but still very very good.

/Roger

 

Oh and also, the only way you will be able to replicate that sound is to go turbo and run open wastegate dumps.