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Fulljim 03-16-2014 12:14 AM

The design
 
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Ok ! Spring is alomst here in Canada and it smells like my Z with be at the shop to build the new exhaust soon. Every pieces as been hand polished ( pics later ) and they are looking great !

I have a question about my design ... I want to make the tube longer to have a deeper sound and I tought of making a "detour" before reaching the muffler.

Here's a beautiful drawing to illustrate my plan :rofl2:



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What do you guys think ?

Dzel 03-16-2014 12:24 AM

Awesome

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jdsto 03-16-2014 11:39 AM

I'm no expert but I had to take some fluid dynamics 25years ago in school, water in pipes, but air should not be that different. If my memory serves me bends will create resistance to flow and equal many feet of extra straight pipe. Why add restrictions to an exhaust, will this not be counter productive to performance?

Is the purpose of the build only for style and to make a specific sound, or are you hoping for performance gains?

Chuck33079 03-16-2014 12:31 PM

That bend is bad news for flow.

Fulljim 03-16-2014 04:43 PM

My goal is performance but I want a deep sound as well

Fulljim 03-16-2014 04:50 PM

But I didnt mentioned that I'm gonna build an "optional" pipe for track
purpose only that will bypass the 2 resonators and that bend.

It will be detachable with v-bands ... So 10min before track day, i'll
switch to this straight pipe, thats the goal tho ....

Dzel 03-16-2014 05:20 PM

So what's the purpose of the bend?

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Fulljim 03-16-2014 07:24 PM

Longer tube = deeper sound

Megan370z 03-16-2014 07:54 PM

My opinion is you should play with different size of resonator and muffler for the deep sound instead of having unnecessary long exhaust tubing. ;)

Chuck33079 03-16-2014 08:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Megan370z (Post 2738316)
My opinion is you should play with different size of resonator and muffler for the deep sound instead of having unnecessary long exhaust tubing. ;)

Yeah, extra length with some hard bends is a much worse solution than adding one or more additional resonators.

Fulljim 04-08-2014 12:57 AM

Begining
 
So it as begun.

At last the weather is more clever now here in Canada, so the Z is out since yesterday. At the shop, everything went well to remove the Nismo exhaust. This part is out and will be clean soon for sale.

I red alot about those devil cats bolts but never tought it was going to be THAT pain in the a** to remove. None of the cats are out yet, almost one but it still attached bye the faith of that devil bolt that I did cut. I tried to undo it the way it should, but I stripped it.

On the driver side, I have a problem. I don't have a direct acces like in the videos to unscrew it. A part of my steering assembly is blocking the way, so I can't even try to unscrew it ! Is that something special on the Nismo model ?


Anyways, can't wait to begin the fabrication of the new setup !

I'll keep this tread updated with pics in a few !

Sh0velMan 04-08-2014 11:52 AM

If you haven't already purchased an HKS muffler and all that...

Look at an Aero Turbine muffler... proven to flow better than a straight pipe while muffling sound.

Have one on my DD, sounds great.

Fulljim 04-09-2014 12:55 AM

Cats ...
 
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Cats are out !!! Holly victory ...

Now time to fab !

Here is the genious welding that my friend does, this one is the conversion of those Berk HFC to V-band flange:


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Fulljim 04-09-2014 12:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sh0velMan (Post 2773184)
If you haven't already purchased an HKS muffler and all that...

Look at an Aero Turbine muffler... proven to flow better than a straight pipe while muffling sound.

Have one on my DD, sounds great.

All were already purchased :/ but thx for the suggestion !

N0SL3N 04-09-2014 08:53 AM

Those are some nice welds


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