Better Sounding Muffler - Stock No Good
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Originally Posted by kentristar
I used to own 97 325IS with M3 muffler on it - nice lower deep sound. Not very loud at all. Well my new 05 G35 - great ride - but I'm not too thrill about the way how the muffler sounds (inside and outisde). At first, it didn't bother me - now I want to do something about it. I need to make it quieter - and I'm afraid I might make it worse - ending up sounding like one of those rice-racers. Doesn't that high internal muflfler sound annoy anybody - when driving with all windows up??
I don't think you could quite down the exhuast without losing power... Best of luck tho...
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Originally Posted by Corinth
ouch. jbx, you and i seem to be on the same page many times. not on this one... i would bite back for that comment. funny thing is that i recently started a thread just like this in the "exhaust" forum titled "sometimes i rather not have the note." and i got the same thing.. "buy a camry". not a cool reply. check out the thread for a couple laughs.
anyways, a couple of people were helpful. one suggested a resonator, another recommended to dynamat my car. personally, the resonator seems like a simple and logical choice.
anyways, a couple of people were helpful. one suggested a resonator, another recommended to dynamat my car. personally, the resonator seems like a simple and logical choice.
. Ya gotta remember that....ah....I forgot 
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Sometimes threads like these confuse me. Didn't you drive the car before you bought it? I drove the G 3 times before I bought one ( I was sold after the first time though). I think it is kinda like saying that you don't like the color. Not trying to flame anyone here, but I think it seems silly to buy something and then decide you don't like it.
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Jesus - you guys talk about the G35 like it's a Porsche. It's a G35 Sedan. Very nice car - that's why I bought it!! So I want the interior / cabin noise to be quieter. If you don't know how to decrease interior/cabin noise - please don't reply. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by JustBrilliantX
sell it....buy a Camry. Yeeesch.....shhhhhh...keep it down, you might hear the sound of power..lol
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Q50 Red Sport 400 RWD
Quieter exhaust
Hey. Sometimes when you buy a car the overwhelming good attributes out weigh the not so good. In your case the not so good is the exhaust note. I can tell you that the 2003.5 O.E. exhaust is not as loud as the 2005 O.E. exhaust. I know this after a test drive of a 2005 G sedan four months ago. I remember thinking--I wish my 03.5 sounded like this. I have had 2005 loaners that have reconfirmed this. You may want to test drive a pre-owned 2003 G sedan with an O.E. exhaust. If it is quieter for you, which I suspect you will agree, you can probably order a 2003 G sedan exhaust. Call infiniti parts and inquire. Hope this helps.
BTW, I wish I had a switch for exhaust with settings for stock, medium, and LOUD AS HELL. That way I can set it to my mood. L8r
BTW, I wish I had a switch for exhaust with settings for stock, medium, and LOUD AS HELL. That way I can set it to my mood. L8r
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Since the coupe mide-pipe is an exact fit on the sedan, would anyone know if the reverse is possible ? Perhaps this is all you need. The sedan is alot quieter than the coupe and performs almost as well with this particular mid-pipe.
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