Just wondering if anyone has removed the stock 1st gen mid pipe and replaced it with a straight pipe? if so is there any sound clips? Or am i going to have to pioneer some ****? lol

 

no its absolutely never been done before in the 7 year history of the car.

GO ahead and pioneer some ****! lol

 

You would need a custom built straight pipe. There are none that I know of on the market right now. you should run nismo headers, cat delete, mid delete, and axel back delete, resonated, lets see what that sounds like!

 

All that would do is remove the resonator and sound like ***.

 

That would be called "test pipes" or "off-road mid-pipe". It's been done

 

Test pipes would also include a cat delete, if he just gets a pipe fabricated to fit the place of the mid pipe he would have an unresonated mid pipe.

 

You can get the MD VQ y-back with an unresonated mid-pipe. I think ProfanityPete did that but switched to resonated b/c it was too loud. See here: https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sed...-lovin-11.html

 

A friend of mine back home did that.. it sounds ricey :-/ Resonated is always better IMO

 

Sounds like ****.

 

Dont do it

 

I think a honda civic fart can would sound better.

 

No dice you guys, Im not able to find a coupe midpipe in my area, Looks like im just going to fab something up using a high flor resonator.

 

PM me any questions as that my car.



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Do you happen to have the part number of the muffler/resonator you used? I am trying to get an idea of the different sizes (lengths) people have chosen to use.

 

I have the same setup (99% sure) I just went to a performance shop, and bought a Magnaflow straight through muffler. Basically a stainless steel glass-pack. If you delete the mid-pipe, you will get a lot of rasp and crackle. The Magnaflow provides a little more muffling than a straight pipe, good sound, cheap, not a big commitment. I would try this or a coupe middy and NOT a mid-pipe delete.