Side exit exhaust on a Z
Good call, i looked underneath the car over the weekend and there is really no place to run the pipes unless you run them close to the undercarriage which would demolish your ground clearance. Getting a huffy was a better choice then side pipes 
I posed something about this a while back. five star Performance has something that is pretty cool. Check out my other thread and this you tube video. Personally I haven't done it, but seems like a fun mod depending on pricing.
https://my350z.com/forum/intake-exhaust/324485-fivestar-performance-exhaust-switch.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8svk8HecLdw
https://my350z.com/forum/intake-exhaust/324485-fivestar-performance-exhaust-switch.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8svk8HecLdw
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Originally Posted by s3fddiZ
Good call, i looked underneath the car over the weekend and there is really no place to run the pipes unless you run them close to the undercarriage which would demolish your ground clearance. Getting a huffy was a better choice then side pipes
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Originally Posted by dkmura
http://s3.photobucket.com/albums/y92...=350zgt3-2.jpg
Here's a picture of what the side exhaust looks like on my GT3 spec 350Z sillouette racer. Keep in mind it's a purpose-built tubeframe race car. The exhaust came out that side because the plumbing and layout of the chassis allowed it. Not the same for a production FM-platformed car like the Z.
This car uses SR20VE power and the exhaust is loud enough (even with a Magnaflow race muffler) that you need earplugs to avoid hearing damage when driving it. More details can be found under 'project vehicles' at: www.nissansportmag.com
Here's a picture of what the side exhaust looks like on my GT3 spec 350Z sillouette racer. Keep in mind it's a purpose-built tubeframe race car. The exhaust came out that side because the plumbing and layout of the chassis allowed it. Not the same for a production FM-platformed car like the Z.
This car uses SR20VE power and the exhaust is loud enough (even with a Magnaflow race muffler) that you need earplugs to avoid hearing damage when driving it. More details can be found under 'project vehicles' at: www.nissansportmag.com
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