NISMO S-Tune Exhaust (Y-Pipe not incl.)
 

*Zero* street or track miles - we put this exhaust on our SCCA Touring 2 370Z and removed it after 2 dyno pulls and it's been sitting ever since. Does not include the Y-Pipe.

Asking $600 + shipping. Located in Ayer, MA (01432) if you are interested in picking it up.

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what happened to the y pipe?

We liked the design so it's still on one of the race cars.

Just out of curiosity, any gains on the dyno?

Interested , can this one fit a g37s coupe? Thanks

I don't remember the gain, but the final DynoJet number with this exhaust was 293 at the rear wheels on a 2011 370Z (non-Nismo). The car also had an UpRev tune and the cats removed.

My research says 'no' - this thread seems to confirm that:
http://www.the370z.com/intake-exhaus...haust-g37.html

why did you remove it?

It will fit perfectly with an extension pipe between the y-pipe and mid-pipe.

The custom single-pipe exhaust we built in-house made the same power but was lighter so we took the NISMO off for weight-savings.

would you sell it with the y-pipe?

There are plenty of aftermarket Y pipes available that range in price. Tanabe, Motordyne, Litespeed, AAM, they all sell Y pipe only. If you are truly cheap, get one off ebay.

Can you use the stock y-pipe?

Yes, but the stock Y pipe is dreadful. You can get a cheap Y pipe for $99, all the nicer ones are over $200.

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