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$400 seems like the price to aim for. Since the factory Nismo exhaust is just barely better than the stock exhaust....with HUGE ricey tips IMHO. Some people give their stock
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$400 seems like the price to aim for.
Since the factory Nismo exhaust is just barely better than the stock exhaust....with HUGE ricey tips IMHO. Some people give their stock exhaust away for free...so $400 premium for something that's barely better is still kinda pricey IMHO. |
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Looks like we have some people that know the difference between the two NISMO exhuasts. Which one is better? The S-tune or the OEM off the NISMO car? What are the gains over stock on each?
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The stock Nismo Z exhaust is a H/X pipe design...almost a true dual design. Typically these are good for low/mid range torque and power gains. The Nismo S-tune variation follows the stock Y-pipe design with bigger piping and a different muffler. There are better alternatives to this. Since we're talking actual USABLE power, I would say that the stock Nismo Z is definitely better than the S-tune exhaust due to the differences in pipe design. |
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I just got rid of my Nismo S-Tune...and yes..the aftermarket is better than the real Nismo exhaust. It does have better gains but nothing to brag about...which is why I recently got the F.I.
The actual exhaust coming off the Nismo won't sell for more than $800 TOPS. I just sold my S-tune for $500 with Stillen HFC's.*edit* The S-Tune is better in sound...only has I think 7hp gain. I was only told is was better from the parts guys at Nissan..he explained but I didn't really listen becuz I originally purchased the ACTUAL Nismo but they intalled the wrong one Last edited by SophiaZ; 05-16-2010 at 04:28 PM. |
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Asking for $1300 isn't even the funniest part. It's that he's offering to deliver it "for a fee".
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