Also before you think I have no idea what I am talking about... I have a "sport bike" I work on many bikes. I have a knowledge of them and I have a knowledge of the G35's... But LISTEN TO WHAT THEY COULD SOUND LIKE.


A well done one on a S2000


Both don't sound that good IMO... The S2000 your buying 2 exhausts to fit them... I think there are better options.

 

The point of me putting street bike exhausts on my car is to get center exhaust in a unique way not being lazy and graphing previously fabd parts on. And the purpose of me posting was to gain TECHNICAL knowledge about why it can or why it cant be done not to just have people saying how about putting street bike wheels on a g or a plane prop on the grill that just shows your ignorance and immaturity. If you can match the air flow why would it not be possible? Engineers at honda wont have to think of crazy ideas because they know exactly what they are doing and can build a custom tuned exhaust built precisely for their motor. Now us normal people only have a few options buy a full pre-made kit which is basically a universal high flow muffler just with pre bent pipes to make the average person able to diy install. Or we can go to an exhaust shop and get the same universal hf mufflers and have pipes custom bent. No aftermarket exhaust offered to the general public is precisely tuned for the engine if that were so we would have to change/tweak the exhaust every time we do a mod they offer exhaust system that provide the customer with a sound that he/she likes and rather minimal performance gains. So my point is what is the difference between hf mufflers for a bike and an hf muffler for a car and if you say "well one is for a car and one is for a bike" you dont know what your talking about. Curtains belong in a house that doesnt stop the vip guys from putting them in their cars atleast a bike and a car are both motor vehicles.

 

Yes you can put a sport bike exhaust on a G. SuperTrapp makes several mufflers for cars.

Personally, I would love to hear how it sounds.



https://www.pegasusautoracing.com/pr...9836_a_7c40875

I have seen them on several Corvettes.

 

Op if you have the ability fabricate and make it work go for it. I personally think it's more trouble than it's worth but to each his own

 

That's a good point. You can use other metals with a different hardness/softness and it'll change the sound. I remember my grandpa said back in the day some guy down the street from him put copper plumbing pipes on his big a$$ caddy and peoples windows would shake when he was near their house. Obviously an exaggeration, but apparently the sound was pretty violent.

 

Back in the 70's guys that had Honda 750-4 bikes used to pull the quad mufflers off and clamp on just the chrome tips (glass packed) of the VW bug. Sounded quite good and looked like straight pipes.