Subject	Pushing all the exhaust through one pipe isn't for stealth..
Posted by	CarlM (ZFilms\SportZ\MWS) on February 09, 2006 at 5:20 PM
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In Reply To	seems like a lot of work... posted by drmx on February 09, 2006 at 04:37 PM
Message	...it's simply a space problem. The virtually straight through 3" system is what's critical, maximum HP on the track being the paramount concern. On the 'quiet' side then we only have yay much room to work with, and while yes we could have built it to also be 3" with some super quiet muffler, why bother? The stock 2" system is free so first we'll see if it works good enough (or if the motor will generate enough PSI to blow it up ;-). -Carl Merritt www.ZFilms.org 1990 300ZX 2+2 2003 Murano SE AWD And Sport Z Magazine Writer\Photog'\Test Pilot
Follow Ups	RacerZX, Chapter 3... - CarlM (ZFilms\SportZ\MWS) 16:19:30 02/09/06 Sweet setup.... More pics from the rear thought plzzzzzz. (n/m) - Chase86 16:25:54 02/09/06 Re: Sweet setup.... More pics from the rear thought plzzzzzz - CarlM (ZFilms\SportZ\MWS) 16:36:54 02/09/06 seems like a lot of work... - drmx 16:37:36 02/09/06 huh? (n/m) - Spee 16:55:15 02/09/06 flowing all the exhaust through 1 7/8" of OEM exhaust pipe - drmx 19:02:01 02/09/06 Pushing all the exhaust through one pipe isn't for stealth.. - CarlM (ZFilms\SportZ\MWS) 17:20:09 02/09/06 yea..or you could have a non-goofy setup with 2 stock muffs - red300zxtt 16:38:02 02/09/06 Depends on the rules of what you're doing... - CarlM (ZFilms\SportZ\MWS) 16:50:17 02/09/06 race cars put form WAY after function. (n/m) - Spee 16:56:57 02/09/06 Sorry ricer, sometimes performance parts aren't pretty. (n/m) - Kenny 16:58:24 02/09/06 Is it a dedicated race car or street driven race car? - zboost(tx) 17:01:44 02/09/06 Re: Is it a dedicated race car or street driven race car? - Kenny 17:07:23 02/09/06 Ha, well, yes, I guess I never did explicitly say that. - CarlM (ZFilms\SportZ\MWS) 17:12:28 02/09/06 very nice. (n/m) - zboost(tx) 17:23:46 02/09/06 Nice! But prepare to replace the cutout every ~2years. (n/m) - Scotts94z32 01:21:56 02/10/06 Good to know. - CarlM (RacerZX) 08:33:34 02/10/06
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