New Sedan Mid-Pipe
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I've placed an order on 2/25 with your company. One of the items is on backorder and I've been emailing back, asking when they expect it in (several times) and nobody has been responding. Can you help me out? Also, with the coupe midpipe I ordered, do I need new gaskets, or can I reuse my existing ones?
Thanks,
Jim
Thanks,
Jim
hmm
i need a larger mid pipe...... then one that is lighter then the stock one.... and one that doesnt rust...
the stock portion of my midpipe is all rusted already, but the straight pipe i put in is still clean.. wtf?
the stock center muffler weights like 40lbs.... removing that unsprung weight makes quite a bit difference.
i need a larger mid pipe...... then one that is lighter then the stock one.... and one that doesnt rust...
the stock portion of my midpipe is all rusted already, but the straight pipe i put in is still clean.. wtf?
the stock center muffler weights like 40lbs.... removing that unsprung weight makes quite a bit difference.
Wow, this thread's a blast from the past! LOL!
Sorry to hear about your issues with Performance Nissan. You may want to check locally to see if someone with a coupe is getting a new exhaust. You will definitely need new gaskets.
Good Luck!
Sorry to hear about your issues with Performance Nissan. You may want to check locally to see if someone with a coupe is getting a new exhaust. You will definitely need new gaskets.
Good Luck!
Gsedan35, what do you think of the following exhaust combo for performance? JIC Y-Pipe mated to FUJITSUBO Legalis-R exhaust. Do you think this will be significantly louder than the stock 2005 sedan exhaust? Thanks and take care.
Not to split hairs, but I'd go with the Tanabe Y-pipe, it has a 70mm output and matches the Fujitsubo sytem (I like the Jic Y-pipe just fine, but it has a 76.3mm output). I still haven't heard a Fujitsubo system in person, but based on owner comment's it does not have the droan issue's that other the true dual system's have.
Originally Posted by Gsedan35
Not to split hairs, but I'd go with the Tanabe Y-pipe, it has a 70mm output and matches the Fujitsubo sytem (I like the Jic Y-pipe just fine, but it has a 76.3mm output). I still haven't heard a Fujitsubo system in person, but based on owner comment's it does not have the droan issue's that other the true dual system's have.
Originally Posted by eeyore117
will putting the coupe mid pipe on the sedan make it "throaty" sounding. I'd like for my exhaust to be a little deeper without a lot of mods, lol!
Anyhow, check out my impressions at https://g35driver.com/forums/reviews/34040-coupe-midpipe-g35-sedan-stock-ypipe-muffler.html and/or do a search on "Coupe Midpipe" in the Sedan section, and you'll find many threads and posts on it. Enjoy!
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Hmmmmmmmmmm.....What a decision....$185. for an 05' coupe middy...or $235 for a Nissan "performance" middy. Wadda minute! .....they're the same?!!! LOL JB X
Great points on the actual mods. As we all know there is always a better way of doing things.
But what is your HP gain? and what about sound? is it loud? deep, raspy? Do you have sound bites?
What do you think of the BORLA CATBACK system?
Chico
But what is your HP gain? and what about sound? is it loud? deep, raspy? Do you have sound bites?
What do you think of the BORLA CATBACK system?
Chico
Originally Posted by Chico
Oh..by the way what kind of round muffler would you recommend?
Last edited by DaveO; Apr 9, 2005 at 10:50 AM.
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