Wanna make deeper sound on NISMO CAT-BACK
07-29-2011, 12:32 PM
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Wanna make deeper sound on NISMO CAT-BACK
I have 06 350Z 6speed manual with Nismo cat-back exhaust system on it
I just want to make it lilttle louder than now (deeper tone)
anyone has an idea?
I just want to make it lilttle louder than now (deeper tone)
anyone has an idea?
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07-29-2011, 01:18 PM
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I am a noob on tuning
is this a full name 'ART unresonated test pipe' ?
my questions are
1. how much does it cost?
2. what do you have to take off to put this 'ART unresonated test pipe' ? (replacing the stock cat?)
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07-29-2011, 01:30 PM
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go to motordyneengineering.com If you really want to keep the Nismo and get the most sound/hp out of it look into there ART Pipes, XYZ pipe with resonator. Also maybe switch your intake out. Im not big on intakes but i know when i installed my popcharger my exhaust opened up a but
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07-29-2011, 05:13 PM
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If you have money to throw around, HFC's will work instead.
There are plenty of sound clips on Youtube.
Any aftermarket intake helps. Pop charger? Injen? Nismo?
Plenum spacer. Motordyne 5/16 is common.
Can't forget headers. Nismo. Stillen.
07-29-2011, 06:28 PM
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Plenum spacers most certainly changes the sound of the engine as well to varying degrees based on size to a similar extent as other intake mods do. That being said a spacer alone on a revup is useless unless it's combined with the earlier non revup collector
Test pipes + NISMO y pipe = your y pipe is going to break. Well documented issue with that Y pipe in long term use
Your best bet is going to a local meet and hearing various setups. How a car sounds at idle or free revving has nearly no relevance to how it sounds driving FYI
Test pipes + NISMO y pipe = your y pipe is going to break. Well documented issue with that Y pipe in long term use
Your best bet is going to a local meet and hearing various setups. How a car sounds at idle or free revving has nearly no relevance to how it sounds driving FYI
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07-31-2011, 07:43 PM
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Current set up aam test pipes + motordyne xyz pipe with resonator then rest of the nismo s-tune , sounds amazing imo , never heard someone not like it.
Heres a video , dont mind the sh!tty run lol http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?desktop...pOaAsof8&gl=US
Heres a video , dont mind the sh!tty run lol http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?desktop...pOaAsof8&gl=US
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for now, i just wanna keep Nismo Cat-back exhaust system
(Mid-pipe, y-pipe, and muffler)
and thinking to get test-pipes/ high flow cats to swap the stock cats.
but kinda worrying about not to pass the vehicle inspection because of the test-pipe. and some test-pipe makes really raspy sounds which i am not prefer.
(Mid-pipe, y-pipe, and muffler)
and thinking to get test-pipes/ high flow cats to swap the stock cats.
but kinda worrying about not to pass the vehicle inspection because of the test-pipe. and some test-pipe makes really raspy sounds which i am not prefer.