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simul8r · 09-15-2018, 01:08 AM

The R-Tune is definitely high-flowing and sounds nothing like the stock exhaust. It is aggressive under throttle, yet there is absolutely no cabin drone. Aside from the resonator issue, which was most likely an anomaly, I am very happy with the system overall. The muffler cans tuck up nicely under the rear bumper and aren't subject to scraping.

Oh... I should mention this: the tips that come with the R-Tune exhaust are small diameter--they will NOT fill up the cut-outs on a 2015+ Nismo. I had my AAM titanium short tail tips put on instead of the stock tips.

EDIT: I'll work on getting video and pics this weekend for you all.

09-15-2018, 01:08 AM	#19 (permalink)
simul8r Base Member Join Date: Mar 2017 Location: U.S. Posts: 27 Drives: 2016 Nismo Tech, 6MT Rep Power: 8	The R-Tune is definitely high-flowing and sounds nothing like the stock exhaust. It is aggressive under throttle, yet there is absolutely no cabin drone. Aside from the resonator issue, which was most likely an anomaly, I am very happy with the system overall. The muffler cans tuck up nicely under the rear bumper and aren't subject to scraping. Oh... I should mention this: the tips that come with the R-Tune exhaust are small diameter--they will NOT fill up the cut-outs on a 2015+ Nismo. I had my AAM titanium short tail tips put on instead of the stock tips. EDIT: I'll work on getting video and pics this weekend for you all. Last edited by simul8r; 09-15-2018 at 01:12 AM.