Thoughts on this AAM S-Line Midpipe

Samvindas

This is my first post to the forum so I apologise if this isn't the correct way to post on here. However, I was wanting to see if anyone is running AAM's S-Line Midpipe with their nonresonated Short tails and could let me know how bad the rasp is if there is any. I'm looking to buy a used Midpipe and pair it with my short tails from someone who lives close to me for $650 and want to make sure that I won't be dealing with terrible rasp. I'll attach video clips sent from the guy I'm buying it from also, I just can't really tell over video if the rasp is bad since I don't really know what I'm listening for since I'm fairly new to aftermarket modifications. Thanks for read and hope to hear back from someone soon!

Spooler

For what he wants you can dang near buy a used Fast Intentions exhaust. I would wait until you had a better idea of what you wanted first.

SS_Firehawk

It's fine as long as you don't take your cats off. If you remove the cats, it's absolutely terrible.

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bmstitt

I ran the mid-pipe with resonated short tails for 6 months. Can't speak to the volume with stock cats, but with HFCs the drone was too much for me for more than a 30-minute drive.

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nick654

OP, sound is all subjective so you will get some people with sensitive ears and some that are deaf. What I can tell you is that with the stock cats the rasp will be minimal. If you ever want to swap your cats I would go with Motordyne Art pipes. They do extremely well at controlling rasp, but you will get some drone on the highway (as with any straight pipe). I currently run Motordyne Art Pipes, AAM Midpipe and AAM resonated short tails and the sound is amazing.

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2015 370z Nismo l AAM Resonated Short Tails l AAM Mid-Pipe l Motordyne ART Test Pipe l BC/DR Coils w/Swift Springs l Forgestar l SPL

Samvindas

So after contemplating whether I should purchase the midpipe or not I decided to give it a try. After installing it and driving around with it I do not regret making the purchase, the sound was just what I was looking for. One thing I will say about it is the I wish it sounded just a little deeper. I'm looking into possibly getting HFCs down the road from Z1 since where I live you need to pass emissions but I'm kind of hesitant because I don't know if it'll increase the rasp. https://youtu.be/iN1dbfPLV44

Quicksilvers

The exhaust subject here on this forum is very subjective as everyone seems to like something different as far as exhaust go’s. I have had the AAM S-Line Mid Pipe before it has excellent fitment,stainless steel construction is top notch quality and never rusted,and I do agree that it sounds great! In my experience though you will see the best fitment results when pairing AAM exhausts components together but,are compatible with other brand exhausts.

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