MOTORDYNE Shockwave G7 exhaust and ART y pipe for....... A Maxima?!
HD only...for the full effect

I received Motordyne's prototype exhaust system for the Maxima. Here is the full experience through my eyes. Also playing around with video editing in iMovie.

I replaced AAM competition exhaust which in my opinion when coupled with RACINGLINE's y-pipe was the best sounding exhaust for the Maximas. However, problem was they weren't a direct fit and modifications had to be performed to get it installed properly......
MOTORDYNE's complete system y-pipe and exhaust don't encounter that issue. Being specifically fabricated for the car, performance is increased, interior cabin noise is decreased, and WOT screams commanding the attention of anyone who appreciates a good exhaust tone. It definitely turns heads, yet at idle is surprisingly quiet. I am thoroughly impressed.

2010 Nissan Maxima Mod List

Engine/Performance:
- STILLEN intake system
- STILLEN lightweight under drive pulley
- STILLEN grounding kit
- STILLEN Aluminum oil cap custom polished by WATERED DOWN DESIGN
- CXJ phenolic thermal intake manifold/throttle body spacers
- Z1 MOTORSPORTS radiator cap
- MOTORDYNE Shockwave G2 exhaust w/ 5" titanium tips
-MOTORDYNE Art Y-Pipe
- Custom painted engine bay covers by WATERED DOWN DESIGN
- Custom painted and illuminated hood liner by Greg’s Airbrushing
Suspension:
- BC Coilovers w/ Swift springs custom spring rate 10kg F&R
- STILLEN custom polished and painted strut bar by WATERED DOWN DESIGN
- STILLEN sway bar polished and painted strut bar by WATERED DOWN DESIGN
Braking:
- AKEBONO BBK 4 piston front, 2 piston rear custom painted Z1 Jetstream Blue
-14" 2 piece Z1 Front Drilled and slotted rotors
- Z1 MOTORSPORTS stainless steel braided brake lines
Wheels/tires:
- TSW Jerez (staggered) 20x10 E30 and 20x10.5 E25.
- TOYO Proxes 4 255/35/20 F and R
- Z1 MOTORSPORTS spacers: 10mm front
Interior:
- IMPUL Start Button Imported from Japan customized by GHOZTLIGHTING
- ESCORT 9500ci concealed laser/radar detector installed in rear view mirror
- STILLEN badged leather seats
- STILLEN badged custom floor mats
- Z1 MOTORSPORTS badged dashboard
- Aluminum pedal set
Exterior:
- STILLEN front lip, painted and center carbon fiber Hydrographics by WATERED DOWN DESIGN
- STILLEN rear diffuser, carbon fiber Hydrographics by WATERED DOWN DESIGN
- STILLEN badged custom mesh grill
- Custom eyelids and trunk trim carbon fiber Hydrographics by WATERED DOWN DESIGN
- PROSPLITTERS custom cut side splitters carbon fiber Hydrographics by WATERED DOWN DESIGN
- Roof wing spoiler
- 30% tint all-around except windshield
- Tinted tail lights
- Gloss black vinyl wrapped chrome window trim and mirrors
- NISSAN badged custom logo
Lighting:
- GHOZTLIGHTING blue demon eyes, quad projectors, sequential turn signals with show mode feature: KMCUSTOMS painted Black/radiant silver painted housing, tinted side markers,
- STILLEN custom Illuminated door sills front and rear
- ZLEDS LIGHTS custom 104 LED Tinted Sequential Turn Signal Mirror
- Full exterior LEDs turn signal, reverse
- 8k HID fog lights
- 8k HID high beams
- Full interior 6k LED conversion white/blue
Other:
- NOS Intimidator LED10lb Purge System/ w spare 10lb Black NOS bottle
- STOW-N-GO motorized front license plate
- TSW Jerez 20x9 full size spare
- Custom floor built with coded hidden gun safe
- Custom illuminated CIROC hidden enclosures for NOS

holy jeebies mod list.

Wow. Well done! Sounds incredible. Agree that it is the best sounding setup for the 7th generation Maxima to date.

It really hit home for me on the cold idle and especially when you took off after that Civic tried stuntin' past you; it sounded amazing.

Looking forward to the upcoming deets from Motordyne!

Sounds great!!! What is the cost of that exhaust system? Nice mod list too!!!

well done! every mod done tastefully. motordyne needs to hurry and get this to the people. i for one will start saving now👍

are they going to sell the y pipe as a separate mod?

Me likey...

Thanks fellas and yes both pieces will be available separately...

Hmm did not really sound a whole lot different than the AAM in the video, louder yeah. I'm sure its probably different in person.

I was actually thinking the same.

Oh I think they sounded A LOT different, aam was not as much of a growl, especially idle.

Really interested in the y-pipe only options compared to Racingline......

The 2 most significant differences are the 1- drone in the interior cabin is cut at least 80-90%. Closer to 80 but definitely noticeable and don't want to say non existent but I actually forgot car was on at one point yesterday. 2- there is a definite power/torque increase (butt dyno), but noticeable. Perhaps something to do with the fact that both were designed to work to together and the mandrel bent tubing. AAM is a great catback system. Motordyne is a great complete exhaust system. Now both are excellent quality, and you get what you pay for. So if mandrel bent tubing, back pressure,minimum drone, and throaty exhaust... Don't mean much to you, and you just want to have an exhaust for big tips, not necessarily performance, and just to rev at people... Neither system is for that individual. This can be achieved with straight pipes and some eBay or Pep Boys mufflers. Save your money and do that. I have experience with Greddy, Borla, Remus systems on over 10 different vehicles. For the Maxima, Motordyne's complete system has me throughly impressed. Sound quality, performance and interior noise, I rate a 10 out of 10 in all categories . AAM doesn't have a complete system, we have to fabricate the y-pipe from Racingline which may affect performance as compared to a designed system. I rate the AAM 9 sound quality, 8.5 performance(which might be the modified y pipe, because I sure wasn't going to cut off and reweld part of that $1300 system), and interior noise a 7. AAM setup is by all means a great catback system... But just as with time and technology changes every two years, Motordyne complete system has taken the crown as MY favorite exhaust.

I noticed you had a Nissan dealer install the Motordyne system, so can I assume that the Y pipe includes the 3rd Cat? Also I have not seen price mentioned anywhere yet. I would guess its a good bit more expensive then the AAM, just curious how much more.

from the video it's difficult for me to hear the difference but I trust you honest feedback regarding the two systems. If drone is reduced with the motordyne system then that seals the deal for me on their product.

Staggered-thank you for your feedback. It's much appreciated

ThinBlue82... You are correct video does either system no justice.. Even with a subwoofer.. But that is the best way...
Bossman... I chose the dealer because this being a prototype system and me coming from a custom system, I wanted to be sure anything needed would accessible. Which I was glad I did because I needed 2 gaskets for the y pipe... Coming from a stock system you should be able to reuse all factory gaskets.... And when price is finally released.. You will not be disappointed

I like the sound of that! Any guesstimate of a date she'll be ready?

After surpassing the 500 mile break in period, I must say interior cabin drone is almost nonexistent, and at WOT, she is a beast...

Does the Y pipe delete one of the cats like the racingline?

My god man-- don't keep us in suspense on the price! Okay so you probably can't give us the EXACT price of the exhaust system but is it about the same as the AAM exhaust? Or is it more?

When are they going to start selling this? Need to know since some of us need to start saving our pennies now... LOL

I assume most of you are on the FB group, so the pricing would likely be released on there. Just be patient and start saving..lol

I believe it is available on MOTORDYNE website

Since no one wants to post any pricing, I'll be the voice of reason lol;


Exhaust: on sale @$1200.00 from $1389.00

Y-Pipe: @$469

I guess I'll be saving some loot...

Can somebody post a link? I don't see it on their website

Here, I'll help

http://motordyneusa.com/product-category/nissan-maxima/

There were no official announcement on the FB page about it, pricing is not a shock to me.

http://motordyneusa.com/product-category/nissan-maxima/

So nearly $1700 for the whole exhaust system.

Just wanted to find out if you've had any problems with the exhaust system thus far? Specifically, any problems with the y-pipe-- have you thrown any codes or warning lights due to the y-pipe?

Thanks in advance for the feedback...

I absolutely would love to buy this. Sounds better than any exhaust(manufactured or custom) for our maximas. Do you happen to know if they have any coupon codes available for members?

No there is nothing available. Not sure if Tony Motordyne will go any lower that what is posted. I'm also not sure if shipping is included but bank on paying 1800.00 for the full setup

I'm interested when will this hit the market??

It's available now, there are a few people who have purchased it already

really?? I checked the website nothing listed for maxima. Or I just have to call up and order?

Seems like there are two websites, one of the websites is outdated. Here is the correct listing:

http://motordyneusa.com/shop/the-7gm...xhaust-system/

Website is all updated and units are shipping out!

Is there an option to bolt thier y-pipe to the stock exhaust? For people that dont have all the cash at once?

I don't see why that wouldn't work. You should be able to bolt their ypipe up to your stock exhaust without any problems.

I wonder if the y-pipe alone will be any louder than the stoc y-pipe??? I would assume that it would a little.......
I'm very interested in both of these pieces, they sound awesome and no/very little drone is a huge plus.

It will probably change the exhaust note slightly but not by much. If it's anything like the RL ypipe then you should also see a few hp gains as well but again not by much.

^ I disagree on the gains. Almost all of the gains seen are from the y-pipe when changing exhaust, not from the mid/B-pipe back section.
The increases are claimed 10-15 hp, and that is from the decreased restriction off the cats, not the larger pipes in the back.

The tone will change some, but it won't be much louder.