dual exhaust for rear active steer
dual exhaust for rear active steer
looking for true dual titanium exhaust for my 2006 g35 coupe with rear active steer. heard the rear active steer poses challenges for what i'm looking for. any suggestions? tommymac in phoenix
Re: dual exhaust for rear active steer (tommymac1)
Tommymac1:
I have a 2007 G-35 Coupe 6MT, NAV, Rear Active Steer, JWT Pop Charger, Mrev2, 5/16" spacer, and a sweet sweet sweet Stillen stainless steel True Dual Catback exhaust. Bought all my mods at everythingg35.com
How much more bad can a G-35 get with these mods? I am not sure why you are specific about eh titanium material. I think Greddy Evo cat back exhaust is titanium, but they are more expensive---like $1,500 and above. Trust me, the Stillen catback exhaust, although stainless steel, is actually lighter than the OEM exhaust, and the sound is truely impressive when you stomp on the gas. You can get it for about $1200. Use the overage of $200 over the Greddy exhust and get your self either a JWT Pop Charger or a 5/16" Plenum spacer. Just my 2 cents.
Last night, I did not want to go home to park the car after I left work because I just wanted to keep driving the all night so that I could listen to the exhaust note, and scare other cars sitting in traffic with me, when the traffic light turns green. I am now batman in my local area with my batmobile. But otside of my locality, I am well behaved because on Sunday, another batmobile with bigger engines smoked me on the highway. So, I am only king in my locality. A king has to know the extent of his boundaries. I am learning that lesson these days.
I have a 2007 G-35 Coupe 6MT, NAV, Rear Active Steer, JWT Pop Charger, Mrev2, 5/16" spacer, and a sweet sweet sweet Stillen stainless steel True Dual Catback exhaust. Bought all my mods at everythingg35.com
How much more bad can a G-35 get with these mods? I am not sure why you are specific about eh titanium material. I think Greddy Evo cat back exhaust is titanium, but they are more expensive---like $1,500 and above. Trust me, the Stillen catback exhaust, although stainless steel, is actually lighter than the OEM exhaust, and the sound is truely impressive when you stomp on the gas. You can get it for about $1200. Use the overage of $200 over the Greddy exhust and get your self either a JWT Pop Charger or a 5/16" Plenum spacer. Just my 2 cents.
Last night, I did not want to go home to park the car after I left work because I just wanted to keep driving the all night so that I could listen to the exhaust note, and scare other cars sitting in traffic with me, when the traffic light turns green. I am now batman in my local area with my batmobile. But otside of my locality, I am well behaved because on Sunday, another batmobile with bigger engines smoked me on the highway. So, I am only king in my locality. A king has to know the extent of his boundaries. I am learning that lesson these days.
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smockers83
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Re: dual exhaust for rear active steer (tommymac1)
You should be fine with any exhaust system. The only titanium system I've seen is one by HKS, but I think only the tips are titanium. The Greddy is stainless steel. If you're looking for the burnt tips with the rainbow look, personally I like the 5Zigen system--it's made out of some sort of nickel alloy, or something with nickel. But all the other systems I'd recommend based on personal preference are stainless
Re: dual exhaust for rear active steer (smockers83)
I believe Stillen at one point had the burnt tip as well. Check with Joe at everythingg35.com
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phil4watching
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Re: dual exhaust for rear active steer (G_whizz)
the injen exhaust also has one. they have 2 exhausts. straight pipes and titanium tip. i have been wanting the titanium tip. anyone know anything about them? they look good. sorry to steal your post buddy