Nissan 370Z Forum - View Single Post - Remark Axle-Back Exhausts for the 370Z! *New 2019 Release*

Bandit_Kaine · 06-26-2019, 05:24 PM

Received and installed!

Total time: ~45 minutes

The axle-back was well packaged, with sturdy box and foam packaging material where needed.

The install is pretty straight forward, however the included hardware bolts/nuts and rubber hangers were not used. In my car at least the stock bolts were welded in place so i had to reuse those, and the rubber hanger piece was also not needed (no way to mount them) and the stock ones were reused. I did use the included gaskets.

The hardest part was loosening everything, the nuts were on pretty tight and I had to use a breaker bar, also the rubber hangers required a bit of elbow grease to remove the stock exhaust. The tips are about 3-5mm more inward than the stock tips, nothing noticeable. I believe this is only on Nismo.

Make sure to use proper safety gear for your hands and eyes.

Pictures:

Photos Album
http://s349.photobucket.com/user/Car...Back%20Exhaust

Sound: It is a very nice low/growly sound. Does not drone at all at any RPM and is actually very stock-ish sounding at cruising speeds. It is however very loud and aggressive under acceleration and fits the car perfectly. Very happy I got these, I think they are perfect for the car and the way the car should have sounded from factory.

Stock Nismo Exhaust
https://youtu.be/nkSG2iHrldk

Remark Axle Back Exhaust
https://youtu.be/ClhQwbgmz88

Driving Around with Remark Axle Back: At 1:28 I rolled the Windows up, later on I Rolled back down. Phone was recording from cup holder.
https://youtu.be/9aPKrnAZHbc

06-26-2019, 05:24 PM	#26 (permalink)
Bandit_Kaine Base Member Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Miami Age: 34 Posts: 224 Drives: 16-370Z Nismo-PW-MT Rep Power: 13	Received and installed! Total time: ~45 minutes The axle-back was well packaged, with sturdy box and foam packaging material where needed. The install is pretty straight forward, however the included hardware bolts/nuts and rubber hangers were not used. In my car at least the stock bolts were welded in place so i had to reuse those, and the rubber hanger piece was also not needed (no way to mount them) and the stock ones were reused. I did use the included gaskets. The hardest part was loosening everything, the nuts were on pretty tight and I had to use a breaker bar, also the rubber hangers required a bit of elbow grease to remove the stock exhaust. The tips are about 3-5mm more inward than the stock tips, nothing noticeable. I believe this is only on Nismo. Make sure to use proper safety gear for your hands and eyes. Pictures: Photos Album http://s349.photobucket.com/user/Car...Back%20Exhaust Sound: It is a very nice low/growly sound. Does not drone at all at any RPM and is actually very stock-ish sounding at cruising speeds. It is however very loud and aggressive under acceleration and fits the car perfectly. Very happy I got these, I think they are perfect for the car and the way the car should have sounded from factory. Stock Nismo Exhaust https://youtu.be/nkSG2iHrldk Remark Axle Back Exhaust https://youtu.be/ClhQwbgmz88 Driving Around with Remark Axle Back: At 1:28 I rolled the Windows up, later on I Rolled back down. Phone was recording from cup holder. https://youtu.be/9aPKrnAZHbc __________________ Last edited by Bandit_Kaine; 06-26-2019 at 05:54 PM.