Aam single 3in with kinetix intake madifold
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Aam single 3in with kinetix intake madifold
I want to buy the aam 3in single exit exhaust, i currently have the kinetix intake msnifold on my car and im wondering if yall think the aam will be to loud? Also is there a way to have a switch that makes it quieter when i want it to be, and will i need a tune if i get it, will it make the car loose power? Thanks for all the responses in advance
You barely give us any information and you expect an answer... So here's a couple questions for you:
Are you running stocks cats and y-pipe?
Do you realize that the AAM single doesn't even have a resonator on the mid-pipe? And that fact along with a muffler much smaller than stock obviously equals an incredibly higher exhaust note?
Do you know what an electric exhaust cutout is?
Even if you do, did you realize that cutouts bypass mufflers? Meaning if you ever used one your Z would basically sound like a straight-pipe?
Are you retarded?
Btw being on a phone isn't an excuse for poor spelling/grammar... It's not difficult to proofread yourself before posting. At least for a normal person it isn't.
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Last edited by pyshin; Nov 20, 2013 at 10:12 AM.
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If you are honestly worried about noise you need to stay away from a single exhaust in general
Regarding your question about the tune, do yourself a favor and search that topic on the forum. A tune will allow your car to work better with the appropriate upgrades, and a good tuner will maximize your power not make it have less power
Regarding your question about the tune, do yourself a favor and search that topic on the forum. A tune will allow your car to work better with the appropriate upgrades, and a good tuner will maximize your power not make it have less power
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You barely give us any information and you expect an answer... So here's a couple questions for you:
Are you running stocks cats and y-pipe?
Do you realize that the AAM single doesn't even have a resonator on the mid-pipe? And that fact along with a muffler much smaller than stock obviously equals an incredibly higher exhaust note?
Do you know what an electric exhaust cutout is?
Even if you do, did you realize that cutouts bypass mufflers? Meaning if you ever used one your Z would basically sound like a straight-pipe?
Are you retarded?
Btw being on a phone isn't an excuse for poor spelling/grammar... It's not difficult to proofread yourself before posting. At least for a normal person it isn't.
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