xmartyx

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Is it even possible? Waiting to hear what my mechanic says on Wednesday, but I already know the back end of my exhaust is rotted right through. Might be able to get a '12 Nismo for a good price, just need to know if it would even be able to fit? If so, would it need extensive modification? Thanks for any help.

taryon

Do you mean a Nismo exhaust from a 2012 370z? If so it's very likely that you will have to modify the exhaust to fit

xmartyx

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Yea. I know it wouldn't bolt right up, but didn't know if it would need a ton of work or would be simple.

dcains

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The 370 has dual midpipes, so the muffler has two in-pipes on its leading edge. Not even close to fitting on the 350 single midpipe which goes into the left side of the muffler. Still sound like a good idea?

secwind

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Why would you want to? It will be cheaper to buy a used nismo exhaust.

xmartyx

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Just weighing my semi local options. Very unexpected repair so I wanted to see what I could do for the cheapest since I have to dish out money for wheels soon.

Thanks for the info.

Landon_G03z

Show me a link to a used nismo exhaust..


Well, a used s tune that is.

RENFRO

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Oh, you "have" to dish out money for wheels? Are those rotting too? How about you just hunt for a used exhaust in the marketplace that's designed to fit your car. It'll proabably end up costing about the same as all the effort to get an OEM 370 exhaust to fit.

Do the exhaust properly. Wheels can wait.

xmartyx

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No, I don't "have" to, but considering my tired are cracking to hell and are pretty much bald, I figured it only made financial sense to buy everything now, than to buy new tires now and then turn around in a month to buy new wheels.
And the reason for my post was because I did search for a used exhaust, thank you very much. The ones I found were stock, and a 370 nismo. I'd rather have a nismo, hence me asking if it was possible to make it fit.

SQuaLZ

Depends on how bad your current exhaust is. Here is my opinion:

1. If you can't wait at all to replace the exhaust and cannot find another used aftermarket exhaust, just get a stock 350Z exhaust. They are very cheap and down the road you could upgrade.

2. If you can wait a little bit, I would just continue to search the forum and other websites such as craigslist and wait for something good to pop up.

The fortunate thing about the Z is that it was in production for so many years, they are not in limited numbers, and a huge performance market exists, so I don't think you will have to wait for long before something catches your eye!

xmartyx

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Thanks for the input. My mechanic is basically making my midsection and muffler one for the time being. Cheaper fix and it will give me a chance to save for a better exhaust.