**** sound Tight!

I want one how much and is it a full system?

 

Send Jason a PM with your zip code and he'll get you a complete price.

 

I don't like the single tip look on the G. It's bad enough all the other Infiniti and most of the Nissan cars got the dual muffler exhaust.

 

i like the dual better but that sounds goood

 

From what I know it is y pipe back for around 750 and another 450 if you want the y pipe. You can get a megan racing y pipe (or similar from ebay) for around 150.

 

I kinda like the HKS rear section without resonator (cheaper than the Fujitsubo), I think under 400 for the rear section and you could have a muffler shop do the resonator delete for under 100. This would get you the dual tips. It's good to have options.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5913164252120473180&q=g35+exhaust

 

Tony and Jason can hook you up with that one too!

 

Yes its single tip only...

Pricing has gone up since last year on stainless steel exhaust products from japan...

Will reply to PM's with pricing shortly...

 

If you guys get the Fuji exhaust, I'd get the Tanabe Y-pipe. The sizes of the outlets match up a lot better.

 

I think the HKS clip above has a y pipe also, but from what I've read they do little for power or sound. If you go with the Fujitsubo the only problem with the aftermarket y pipes (other than the Fuji) is they are 3 inch out and Fuji is roughly 2.5 out. The 2.5 would also be a better match for the HKS, which has a 2.5 inlet.

400 for a y pipe that basically does the same as stock is kinda crazy.

 

Another pic of the Fuji... I love this exhaust. No drone and gained back some low-end loss from the Blitz axle-back I had before. IMHO in daily driving the tone is smoother, deeper and not as aggressive as it sounds in the Performance Nissan video.

 

^ you have some clips?

 

I like the looks and sound of the HKS, Borla, Stillen Gen 2 all better than the Fuji....just my opinion.

 

^ Stillen Gen1 with test pipes and headers, THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE!

 

^^^ yes, great way to go deaf.