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Carbon Fiber Exhaust
since I mentioned this on another thread, i guess i should make a separate one and not hijack the other thread...lol
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here is a video clip Edit: HTML is off, how can anyone experience the joy of an exhaust clip???? :confused: and some pics http://myg37.com/forums/attachment.p...5&d=1214493587 http://myg37.com/forums/attachment.p...8&d=1214493692 so, ponder on this while I try and find some dyno sheets...lol...and don't forget to give me some rep points... :tup: |
Follow these simple steps
http://www.the370z.com/announcements...st-thread.html or just post link of the video and i'll embed for you. BTW, exhaust looks nice!:tup: |
^^ there, i did....yay!!!
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LOVE that sound.
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Reminds me of my carbon ti. I really dont like the way they did these though....dont like the design at all.
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Sounds prettty grood!
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First of all, the idea of having carbon wrapped anything is pointless. Carbon should be used to reduce weight, not to make things look pretty. Nothing wrong with it looking pretty in the process of shedding weight. Those are just carbon sleeves around a metal canister. Secondly, it is great that its a true dual, but the lengths are unequal, which could be a good thing or a bad thing. I dont like the way the resonators dont seem to flow with the rest of the exhaust, they are just welded on there. Looks like they dont fit together. Also, 4.5" tip with 2" or 2.5" piping the rest of the way, why not just make it as free flowing as possible and make it all 3 or 4". The tips look like they just bought them at autozone. It just doesnt look smooth to me, looks hacked together from different components and I'm sure they charge a good chunk of change for that. Truth is I could go to my local muffler shop and have them build me the same thing. Then I can make it heavier and more expensive by adding carbon sleeves. |
the shop said it is not Carbon sleeves, the canister is really made from CF.
it is full of bends at the muffler section but the rest is pretty straight forward here is a pic of the CF exhaust http://www.fastintentions.com/web_images/cf1.jpg and here is a pic of the stainless canisters http://www.fastintentions.com/web_images/round1.JPG |
Ask them what the weight difference of the two is. Also whats the weight difference versus stock.
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^^ okay, i'll ask them
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From here the build quality looks pretty good. How do the carbon canisters seal on the ends? It seems there's very few screws, and they are radial screw holes, which usually doesn't provide for a good seal (certainly never did on my motorcycle exhausts, which were FMF and such, not el cheapo stuff).
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2) The resonators don't stand out that much in person. It's just the angle along with the camera flash that makes them so obvious. 3) Why would anyone do 3" exhaust piping on a naturally aspirated car? And 4" piping? ...not even high powered turbo cars have the need for that. 4) The exhaust looks anything but cheap. The whole design just looks very classy, which was one of the reasons why it was such a big hit on the G35 community. You really need to see/hear the exhaust in person. That doesn't mean everyone will like the design, but its just a quality exhaust. (The welds are also superb). -Henry |
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Carbon just isnt good for exhaust components either... |
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Notice here the tapered ends of the mufflers vs. the flat ends of the one from fast intentions. http://www.webamuse.co.jp/new/produc...ilent_gold.jpg http://www.bulletproofautomotive.com...tional/281.jpg Quote:
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Also, hopefully I can get a hold of one for testing purposes. Welds do look good. Also, where are you getting your information? |
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