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Originally Posted by robones
Well did you guys purchase a sports car or not? lol seriously though all these issues are equally important when it comes to changing dynamic characteristics of a well balanced sports car. Our car is amazing and handles incredible and I am afraid of making changes that will alter the amazing balance just for looks. Nissan has Hundreds of Engineers who spend thousands of hours designing every component that goes into our cars. Including the exhaust. They must balance performance, cost, and practicality. For me, dual exhaust cans bent in a 45 degree angle is not a practical design. It lowers the pipes so low in the rear center of the car that it exposes it to road debris and bumps. A few members here have been unfortunate enough to have dented their cans because of it.
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honestly, the amount of difference it actually makes is so minimal as everyone has been saying. the pro's far outweigh the con's with an aftermarket exhaust. and as much as nissan tried their best to design every component of this car, its still at the end of the day only a $30k sports car. not every angle and aspect of the car is going to be perfectly engineered. and as kenchan has said, barely any air flows under the car especially with the front sports chin spoiler. so worrying about this is like worrying about the weight of my center caps causing me to lose time on the drag strip
