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New DIY mod: 2007+ Altima "Fat Boy" exhaust tips

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Old 02-05-2010, 07:28 PM
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Borla w/ resonated X pipe = sex. Not sure what it would rate on geezerhips' radar though. There is some drone still but it has to be one of the most quiet duals.
 
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Interesting DIY.
 
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Does anyone know if this tip is sold in the US? (should I just order from here and pay more shipping? Probably will)
http://www.canadiantire.ca/browse/pr...b5972f04acd642

I have a love hate relationship with my cpe m.p. + HKS. I really love the sound when driven hard, but when putting around, it's getting old. Ever since I got the Z06 5 months ago, I've wanted to make the G quieter.

Thinking of putting the stock muffler back on with these ractive tips that are simply bolt on, while leaving the cpe midpipe on. You won't see the bolts unless you get under the car; but with the fatboys you will see the cut inner metal guts. (kept my stock muffler, middie, wheels in storage etc--yeah)

Or, I might just put the stock midpipe back on and leave the HKS on. It will be quieter, but I'd like to sell the HKS if possible so someone else here can enjoy the sound on their G.
Decided to order the altima tips. HKS will be available soon.
 

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Old 02-15-2010, 04:25 PM
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I was about to pull the trigger on the Altima tips as well, then I took a closer look at my stockers. They already protrude out from under the bumper (my car's an 05) a decent amount so I'm afraid the Altima tips will be too long.

decisions, decisions.....
 
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Old 02-15-2010, 08:14 PM
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Q50 Red Sport 400 RWD
Originally Posted by Blue Dream
I was about to pull the trigger on the Altima tips as well, then I took a closer look at my stockers. They already protrude out from under the bumper (my car's an 05) a decent amount so I'm afraid the Altima tips will be too long.

decisions, decisions.....
Yes, decisions on the 05. On the 03-04, it's a no brainer b/c the stock tips are so fawking pathetic it's not even funny.


finished the mod today. Everything went well and they grab on strongly to the stock pipes. I did it off the car, so next I have to swap out mufflers. It would be nice to put some JBweld, but I don't think it needs it.
 

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Old 02-16-2010, 12:45 AM
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Originally Posted by SwivelHips
Must be Old Fart Syndrome kicking in, but I'm even thinking of ditching my Z middy. Sounds great with my 03 muff but it is a bit drony at low revs. Been talking with Kevco about a swap with his 05 sedan middy, maybe add an HR-Y and call it good. (I know DaveB would approve, LOL) We'll see what spring brings!
You'll be in absolute heaven with setup. No drone, muscular and robust sound, no nasty noises. I wish I could hear it on a 6MT.
 
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I feel really stupid for not being able to find them anywhere, but does anyone have a place I can get the Fat Boys? Want to do this ASAP.
 
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Originally Posted by 04G35Sedan
I feel really stupid for not being able to find them anywhere, but does anyone have a place I can get the Fat Boys? Want to do this ASAP.
Local Nissan dealership or www.infinitipartsusa.com. Part number 20080-JA00A.
 
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Old 03-11-2010, 05:44 PM
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Originally Posted by OKStateG35
Local Nissan dealership or www.infinitipartsusa.com. Part number 20080-JA00A.
yep.. what he said... any of the popular on-line Nissan parts vendors will have them.. not too bad $$ for the pair.
 
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Thanks for the quick response. Purchased
 
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Hi I'm new here. I read somewhere in this post earlier that the 03-04 sedans have different tips from 05-06 sedans. Is that true or am I just making that up?

I took a look at the tips and they're a little less than half an inch apart, so I'm not sure if this mod would fit. Has anyone tried them on an 06 mt sedan?

Did anyone also try using the 3.5L tips instead of the 2.5L tips and find that they work better? The pictures of the 3.5L and 2.5L tips look different on the infinitipartsusa.com website.
 
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^ Im with him, I dont know about the 03-04 but my 05 has a bracket under the pipe that the tips slide into. It looked like maybe the 03-04s have this as well, if thats the case, do the Altima tips just slide right over this bracket? Seems like the fitment would be pretty squirrely.
 
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Old 03-18-2010, 02:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Abax84
^ Im with him, I dont know about the 03-04 but my 05 has a bracket under the pipe that the tips slide into. It looked like maybe the 03-04s have this as well, if thats the case, do the Altima tips just slide right over this bracket? Seems like the fitment would be pretty squirrely.
The tips are fat enough that the brackets fit inside with no problem... read DaveB's original write up on this mod.. he mentions this in the DIY.


"4) Remove the OEM tips. There is no need to remove welded mounting bracket on the muffler pipes. The Altima tips are large enough to slide over this bracket."
 
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Old 03-18-2010, 02:33 PM
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Thank you sir.

I just got off the phone with Trophy Nissan here in DFW $40.00 each for the Altima tips, he says people paying less are getting an internet discount. The guy also said that he has had a few people come get these tips for the G sedans, and mentioned the Maxima tips as an option. I am going out there shortly to take a look. Anyone considered Maxima tips? He didnt mention what year im assuming 07-08 and newer.
 
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$30 each plus shipping currently on ebay
 


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