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chads370z · 01-26-2014, 09:50 AM

Hey guys I just did the res deletes on my 09 370z m6 and it sounds awesome. However with the rest of my exhaust system being stock, I can only hear the raspy sound above 3500 rpm. I have a local muffler shop that will do any modification/customization I'm willing to pay for. so my question is:
if I keep the stock exhaust piping and have them cut out the Y, turning it into a true dual setup, what will I gain or lose? I want it to sound good and I believe I can do that without buying a complete system. I was listening to some 370z exhaust sounds on youtube and the flowmaster sounds awesome to me. I also like the magnaflow but there's no way to tell until it's actually on my car. I know most will say buy a complete exhaust system and put that on instead. but if I were to, I'd probably get 2.5" which is the same as is on there now. Any suggestions?

01-26-2014, 09:50 AM	#1 (permalink)
chads370z Base Member Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: aransas pass tx Posts: 5 Drives: 2009 370z m6 touring Rep Power: 12	exhaust questions Hey guys I just did the res deletes on my 09 370z m6 and it sounds awesome. However with the rest of my exhaust system being stock, I can only hear the raspy sound above 3500 rpm. I have a local muffler shop that will do any modification/customization I'm willing to pay for. so my question is: if I keep the stock exhaust piping and have them cut out the Y, turning it into a true dual setup, what will I gain or lose? I want it to sound good and I believe I can do that without buying a complete system. I was listening to some 370z exhaust sounds on youtube and the flowmaster sounds awesome to me. I also like the magnaflow but there's no way to tell until it's actually on my car. I know most will say buy a complete exhaust system and put that on instead. but if I were to, I'd probably get 2.5" which is the same as is on there now. Any suggestions?