What will be required to make 350Z muffler work?
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What will be required to make 350Z muffler work?
I would really love to install a 350Z muffler on my car. Would it be possible to run the pipe to the other side of the car to make it look like dual exhaust? I saw one thread on this but no real answers.
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I remember one guy who tried way back in the day, and it turned out to be way more expensive and complicated then it originally seemed...he finally gave up and sold it...
the muffler shop he was using had to cut out all kinds of stuff including impacting the spare tire well that hangs down...so you can't carry the spare tire in there anymore...
the muffler shop he was using had to cut out all kinds of stuff including impacting the spare tire well that hangs down...so you can't carry the spare tire in there anymore...
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Cut off the entire spare tire well and then weld on a plate to cover the hole. You'll need to seal the trunk's interior so that water doesn't leak in. Reroute the Evap canister box further towards the center of the car. Then you will have plenty of room to use the 350Z muffler. You'll still need to to use a Y-diverter since the 350Z has dual inlets, but you will have plenty of space to do such.
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ill take my greddy over the sound of a stock 350Z any day, thanks.
i dont understand why people think the stock 350Z and G35 sounds so sick. i mean it sounds good, but its not that great, and certainly not worth all the time and money to fit it to a maxima.
i dont understand why people think the stock 350Z and G35 sounds so sick. i mean it sounds good, but its not that great, and certainly not worth all the time and money to fit it to a maxima.
#13
i think it sounds really sick in my oppinion people liek it cause they like it people just think differnt but o well it is a lot of work for a muffler but if u like it enough just do it its worth it if its what u really want
#16
Originally Posted by liqidvenom
its almost a tru dual but it joins for a sec and then splits again. i guess they did that to save some space
They do that to improve exhaust extraction. Exhaust flow from one bank helps extract exhaust from the other bank.
#18
uhh... RWD cars don't have a Y-Pipe. What is shown is what is done for just about every RWD car that is a V-6 or V-8 as far as performance is concerened. The X portion allows scaveging like what Stephen said.
And wow that exhaust looks clean. Someday I will get a Z or a G35 and be able to enjoy such options.
And wow that exhaust looks clean. Someday I will get a Z or a G35 and be able to enjoy such options.
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Originally Posted by 96stillen_max
if RWD cars dont have a ypipe, then what is the pipe called that connects the headders to the rest of the exhaust? or is it jsut a strait pipe fomr one to the other?
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Originally Posted by aspec0002
the stock exhaust is way different, looking under my friends g35, i see one inlet-dual outlet.
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