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JDW1479 · 10-26-2010, 01:02 AM

Has this option been explored yet? Basically making a single exit exhaust from where the "H" or "Y" pipe would come together. Yes I know the car has the rear diffuser which somewhat forces us to have a dual exhaust, but my EVO X had a dual exhaust rear diffuser and AMS still made a single exit exhaust which I purchased not only for its straight design, but also for weight savings over the aftermarket dual systems.

Yes I know a turbo 4 banger and a NA V6 have their differences, but has the option been explored? If so, was there any power lose or gain? Just think, if it doesn't hurt the horsepower, and can save the car 15-25lbs (complete estimate, I have no idea what the average aftermarket exhaust weights), I think I would go that route. Plus, its not the norm. Maybe from the "Y" or "H" pipe, have 3" piping all the way back.

Just wondering.

10-26-2010, 01:02 AM	#1 (permalink)
JDW1479 Base Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Desoto, TX Posts: 102 Drives: 2010 Red 370Z Nismo Rep Power: 15	Single Exit Exhaust Has this option been explored yet? Basically making a single exit exhaust from where the "H" or "Y" pipe would come together. Yes I know the car has the rear diffuser which somewhat forces us to have a dual exhaust, but my EVO X had a dual exhaust rear diffuser and AMS still made a single exit exhaust which I purchased not only for its straight design, but also for weight savings over the aftermarket dual systems. Yes I know a turbo 4 banger and a NA V6 have their differences, but has the option been explored? If so, was there any power lose or gain? Just think, if it doesn't hurt the horsepower, and can save the car 15-25lbs (complete estimate, I have no idea what the average aftermarket exhaust weights), I think I would go that route. Plus, its not the norm. Maybe from the "Y" or "H" pipe, have 3" piping all the way back. Just wondering.