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DriveLineEric 11-24-2009 05:46 PM

Ark Performance - Type 2 Stainless Steel True-Dual Exhaust
 
DRIVELINEMOTORING
Ark Performance - Type 2 Stainless Steel True-Dual Exhaust

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This Group Buy is for the First 30 units produced. As long as the sale rate is
posted, the sale is still on. We will post up the current amount of exhausts
sold to keep everyone up-to-date with the sale. If anyone has any questions,
please feel free to post, call, or e-mail.

MSRP: $1499.00
GROUP BUY PRICING: CLICK HERE TO ORDER - FREE SHIPPING INCLUDED!!

THESE ARE IN STOCK AND READY TO SHIP TODAY!!

DETAILS:
- Burn Tip layered Exhaust Tips
- SUS304 Stainless Steel Construction
- Fully Polished Finish 2.5"mm dual Piping w/ DUAL 4" Exhaust Tips
- CNC Machined Flanges
- Exposed micro TIG welded
- ARK PERFORMANCE X-Flow System
- ARK PERFORMANCE DUAL RESONTATOR
- Sound Under 92dB


Performance Gains:
We dyno'd in at 302whp on dyno jet which shows on the video. We will be
doing a baseline and installed run when the production unit comes in.

Items Included:
Axle back muffler , Middle pipe with resonator , X flow Y- pipe
Bolts and hardware required for install are included

TESTED/INSTALLED VIDEO:
http://www.youtube.com/v/RXnuWkgooC8&hl=en&fs=1

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HOW TO ORDER:
To make a payment, you can use either of the following methods;

PayPal: Please send your funds to info@drivelinestore.com.
Credit Card: Please give us a call at (818) 710-6666. One of our representatives here will be more than happy to assist.

A sales confirmation sheet will be sent once the funds have been received.

DriveLineEric 11-24-2009 05:47 PM

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DriveLineEric 11-24-2009 05:47 PM

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DriveLineEric 11-24-2009 05:49 PM

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WShade 11-24-2009 06:55 PM

Very nice!

DriveLineEric 11-24-2009 07:16 PM

^^Let us know if you have any questions :D

Matt 11-25-2009 11:16 PM

A few things concern me:

- You say it's nearly the same volume as stock exhaust. There are 3 reasons I want to upgrade my exhaust: Power, deeper exhaust tone, louder exhaust note. I'm confident I'd obtain the first 2 goals with this exhaust, yet if the volume is the same as stock, I assume the 3rd would not happen.

- What are the those smaller mufflers extensions for? A few forum members offered explanations in another thread, but nothing concrete? Increased low-end torque? Decreased volume in exhaust? Only in use for FI systems?

- What are the differences between this and the Type 1 and Type 3?

- Burnt tips the only option?

Thanks and good luck with the group buy!

puckshaw 11-26-2009 09:44 AM

Interested in the before and after dynos.

370Zsteve 11-26-2009 09:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt (Post 296249)
- What are the those smaller mufflers extensions for? A few forum members offered explanations in another thread, but nothing concrete? Increased low-end torque? Decreased volume in exhaust? Only in use for FI systems?

In for an answer from the OP. :tup:

Nikon FM 11-26-2009 02:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 370Zsteve (Post 296518)
In for an answer from the OP. :tup:

Here's my 2 cents:

Essentially the second set of pipes are Helmholtz resonators, this is purely acoustic in nature and not necessarily performance related. The performance related aspects of this system can be attributed to the less restrictive flow path compared to the OEM system (including the x-pipe). The design "engineers" need to speak up to a level of explanation that does not give away their tricks.

I like this system, I think I'll purchase it but will not move until we see comparative dynos.

370Zsteve 11-26-2009 08:07 PM

What I see so far, I like. :tup:

TonyBPD 11-26-2009 08:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 370Zsteve (Post 296991)
What I see so far, I like. :tup:

:iagree:

I ordered one.

TeamARK 12-01-2009 04:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt (Post 296249)
A few things concern me:

- You say it's nearly the same volume as stock exhaust. There are 3 reasons I want to upgrade my exhaust: Power, deeper exhaust tone, louder exhaust note. I'm confident I'd obtain the first 2 goals with this exhaust, yet if the volume is the same as stock, I assume the 3rd would not happen.

I believe it meets all 3 goals. As for the final Production weight it will be around 65 pounds. We will give you confirmed measurements once we get this on our scale here.

- What are the those smaller mufflers extensions for? A few forum members offered explanations in another thread, but nothing concrete? Increased low-end torque? Decreased volume in exhaust? Only in use for FI systems?



- Burnt tips the only option?

Burnt tip is the only options

Thanks and good luck with the group buy!

The additional canisters have two important functions. One is to keep the true tone of the 370z. During lower RPM's these canisters fill up and lessens drone (which is ideal for Daily driving). When it comes to higher RPM's, the air bypasses these canisters and act as a straight through muffler. The results show that it bears the same gains as any straight through mufflers while keeping the tone.

However there is a difference between our exhaust system design and other exhaust systems as well that make our sound unique. Its the quality of metal that we use as well as the thickness of piping that we used to make these exhaust system. Not to mention that we implemented our X-flow into this system as well.

Ultimately, we came out with a way to have that clean tone, without sacrificing performance throughout the band.



- What are the differences between this and the Type 1 and Type 3?

Type 3 has not even been released yet.

The difference if between type 1 and 2 is the design of the exhaust system.
Type 1( ARK DTS )- uses a True dual system that never meets and flows straight through all the way back.

Type 2( ARK GRIP )- utilized our X-flow, Dual Resonators, and Dual Canisters.

Our signature tips are dual Rolled, welded, Polished burnt tips

Lastly, for Type 3 ( ARK N2 ) - we are looking into a Single Exit exhaust that is used for competitive street and Track use. We will use Titanium for our single exit systems. This model will be the last project that we take on for the 370z.

Just a small added note: We are also looking into short shifters for the 370z. so stay tuned.

Team ARK

nixxer 12-02-2009 03:53 AM

In for updates as a possible buyer. Sounds good.

DriveLineEric 12-02-2009 01:01 PM

Well the Group Buy is currently active. Let us know when you would like to order. We'd be more than happy to help.


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