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Old 01-14-2014, 02:34 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by MoverShaker View Post
I've read so many different opinions on mods that I'm left confused. I've got a 2013 NISMO and would like a little louder sound with a little more power.

I'm thinking of adding:
STILLEN 409 Stainless Steel Headers - Ceramic Coated -
STILLEN Stainless Steel Exhaust Systems - Dual Wall Tips -

My confusion lies in the best bang for the buck and I'm also worried about adding either one mod or a combination that effects power negatively somewhere along the power-band.

For instance, I read somewhere this morning in a thread that said changing the headers is bad place to start because you don't get much of a power gain.

I've also read so many conflicting opinions on the stock cat back that I don't know if changing it is even a good idea.

Or should I just go with the Visconti tuning for $1k? This option intrigues me.

Ugh!
Stillen G3 Long Tube CAI or similar will make your car louder at high RPM and you'll get a very small bump in performance. If you buy a set used you can get away with paying between $300-$350. Installation isn't too bad either, plenty of DIY's here on how to do it
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