Which Muffler would you get for your 370Z Z34?
 

Just to make the voting easier, lets pretend they all deliver EXACT same performance. This poll is more focused on LOOK.
Choice 1

EXAS EVO Tune Muffler for Nissan 370Z

http://www.the370z.com/images/japan%...o%20exas/8.jpg

http://www.the370z.com/images/japan%...o%20exas/9.jpg

http://www.the370z.com/images/japan%...%20exas/10.jpg


Choice 2

Mine's Cat-Back Exhaust for the 370Z

http://www.gtchannel.com/files/Z34_1_0.jpg

http://www.gtchannel.com/files/Z34_4_18.jpg

http://www.gtchannel.com/files/Z34_3_34.jpg


Choice 3
Central 20 Zsport Exhaust for the Nissan 370Z

http://www.the370z.com/images/370zfo...ntral20-02.jpg

http://www.the370z.com/images/370zfo...ntral20-03.jpg

http://www.the370z.com/images/370zfo...ntral20-04.jpg


Choice 4

Zele International’s FZ-Titanium Type-2 Exhaust for 370Z

http://www.the370z.com/images/370zfo...titan2-001.jpg

http://www.the370z.com/images/370zfo...titan2-003.jpg

http://www.the370z.com/images/370zfo...titan2-002.jpg


Choice 5


HKS LEGAMAX Premium muffler for 370Z
http://www.the370z.com/images/370zfo...212-hks-05.jpg

http://www.the370z.com/images/370zfo...212-hks-06.jpg

http://www.the370z.com/images/370zfo...212-hks-07.jpg


Choice 6

Weldina Nismo Exhaust

http://www.nihoncar.com/en/news_pics...E_370Z_008.jpg

http://www.nihoncar.com/en/news_pics...E_370Z_010.jpg

http://www.nihoncar.com/en/news_pics...E_370Z_004.jpg


Choice 7

GT Motorsports Cat Back Exhaust

http://i313.photobucket.com/albums/l...K/P1060547.jpg

http://i313.photobucket.com/albums/l...K/P1060550.jpg

http://i313.photobucket.com/albums/l...K/P1060554.jpg



Choice 8

STILLEN Cat Back Exhaust

http://www.stillen.com/product_images/504355.jpg

1. Exas
2. Mine's
3. Zele

I had to go with exas evo. Rolled tip with a titanium finish = :drool:

you need an others option for yet to be released exhausts

so you don't like none of the above?

i do like one i voted for but I will wait for FI to come out with theirs.

nismo or zele

I voted Mines, but I'm more interested in the Greddy Ti-C or Greddy SE.

I love the clean looking NISMO exhaust . I've never been a fan of the titanium finish.

Exas, Mines or Zele. Other than the Mines though, not familiar with the other brands.

For myself, looks are an important criteria, but sound and price are also large deciding factors.

Out of those three, I'd get the cheapest one, along with the one that had the least amount of drone. I'd factor in HP gain and weight afterwards.

Nismo or Mines.....

But, my choice will focus on performance and sound quality.

Mines looks the best to me. Im sure its very pricey though.

so zele is the only true dual.....ok i pick exas and zele

I'd say the central with a better rear bumper/valance. But I'd have to hear them all too. If it sounds like a riced up escort... Then no

Mines appears to be a true dual. The only reason I was not fond of Zele was due to the 4 exaust outlets.

EXAS EVO Tune Muffler
 

IF IT DOESIN'T COST TOO MUCH:tup: I'LL GO WITH THE EXAS BUT IF IT DOES I'LL GO WITH THE NISMO.

zele or mines, i personally like zele alot more, i wonder if stillen is going to come out with a center exhaust again...but what would they do with the rear fog lamp

Exas or Mines.

Thats a tough one..
hmmmm..

I think Id go with the Zele based on looks alone.

i'd like to see what the hks carbon-ti looks like.

given the choices i would choose the mine's or the exas.

I would like to attend a 370Z meet and hear all of the different exhausts in person. Then I will decide which one I like best. Of course we might not get a lot of 370Zs until probably a year or two after it is released LOL.

No offense but why do most of these setup features coffee can size exhaust tips? Anyone offer with OEM tips?

zele...
exas close second

Where is the option for straight pipes? :icon17:

I have to hear them all but right now I'd take the Nismo or Mines

Video of HKS Legamax Exhaust

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I want to see choice number fives tips (HKS LEGAMAX Premium muffler for 370Z) on a Stillen exhaust with 4 and a half inch diameter adjustable setup

If i remember correctly, I voted for the Zele. The question is, will that exhaust require modification of the stock bumper? I see two places for exhaust outlets and the Zele has four tips.

Edit: Answered my own question by clicking the Zele link.

Mines looks to be the best designed/fabricated, NISMO will not be an issue with warranty; Stillen sounds the best to date of those we've heard. The factory oval/angled tips are the best looking; Mines comes in second; HKS third.

Why is the HKS video so limp? The guy doesn't even gun it on the departure.

Fast Intentions! :tup:

I voted Stillen but it is only based on if they offer slant tips.

:werd:

Just hoping the tips do not stick out too much (unconfirmed) as the last thing I want is my wife clipping an exhaust tip with a shin—party over, and so will the tips.

^^^^^^ helll ya

if this is installed, i'm guessin the manufacture's warranty is gone, right?

nope, warranty is still good, however just your catback will not be honored under nissan warranty.

on the upside, most aftermarket catbacks offer lifetime warranty on their parts..

so, you will still be covered one way or the other...

why would one get a aftermarket exhaust?

^^^ is that a real question? Or are you being silly?. Really I want to know cuz I will answer if it is a real question.

no i am serious, i am so overly new to this stuff....

OK no problem.
Every one starts somewhere.

Youwill hear people talking about HFC's, test pipes, Cat back exhaust Exhaust, y, H, and X pipes and mufflers.



IN most cases you are replacing the parts to allow the exhaust to be more free flowing. This inturn will alow the engine to develop more horse power. This is usually done with larger diameter tubing and less restrictions/bends in the piping. along with a freer flow muffler. After market systems also tend to weight less making your car lighter.

As well as added power some people like the sound different exhaust systems make.

fo more detail go on to a few web sites like stillen and fastintentions just to name 2 and read what they have to say about their systems it will help you understand what they are trying to improve in the car with each part they make.