If you live in the Seattle-Tacoma area and have a Stillen exhaust on your G35 coupe and would be willing to let me come over and listen to it (before buying same) please let me know how to contact you. I've listened to all the soundclips and read all the hoop-lah about everyone's preferences, now I'd love to hear the Stillen in person before buying it. I just traded my '04 G35x on an '07 coupe and I want to spend what little $$ I have left wisely. I live bewteen Seattle and Tacoma. Thanks in advance!

 

Here are a few videos of mine, it might help a little bit.






-sean

 

Thanks Sean - I caught your videos yesterday when I spent like 3 hours reading and listening. Too bad Florida isn't a bit closer to Seattle ... :-)

 

I don't think there is anyone on the boards from Seattle w/ the Stillen exhaust.

 

I've got the Stillen dual, but I've also got Stillen Headers and race pipes . . . so the sound will be a bit different. I'm up in Burlington (1.5hr north) come on up anytime.

 

Thanks, Audio-File, for the offer. If you were a little closer I'd love just to see your car and all the mods, but I'm afraid it won't sound close enough to what I'm looking for.

 

Im in Redmond, but I also have Headers and resonated testpipes. Plus I cut out the stock Stillen resonators and added 2 18" magnaflows in series to tone it down.

The Gen1 Stillen was loud with stock cats and insane with testpipes. Been able to make it liveable and still flow about as good as possible. If you want quiet, the Stillen is not your setup. If you want good power and want to be noticed when you stomp on it, then its a pretty safe bet.

 

^+1, although I've got a friend with an otherwise stock 350z with the same stillen exhaust we have (just shorter) and it really sounds stock but deeper - until you get on it and then it's a screamer (like a good girlfriend)
I think if you only did the cat-back exhaust you'd be happy with the results