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Bigd4mcc 06-06-2015 08:24 AM

Any sound clips of dc sports exhaust?
 
I was looking into dc sports exhaust ealier this morning and could not find any pictures or videos on the single exhaust nor the dual. Does anyone have a link where I can see this?

luigi90210 06-06-2015 10:36 AM

I'm also interested in this.

Memphis370Z 06-06-2015 02:12 PM

Here's a dual on a 350Z.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cX_i3JjAmk

Bigd4mcc 06-06-2015 06:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Memphis370Z (Post 3220781)

Don't they sound different? I mean the displacments are not the same.

Memphis370Z 06-06-2015 07:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Bigd4mcc (Post 3220978)
Don't they sound different? I mean the displacments are not the same.

I suppose, but thought it might give you an idea. Especially since there doesn't seem to be very many people using this exhaust. Had never heard of it until your post. Good luck with your search.

POS VETT 06-06-2015 07:38 PM

I installed mine yesterday; it took me a while even on my lift, partly because I also changed the differential fluid. It was easier without the right side exhaust pipe kind of in the way.

The exhaust is quiet (coupled to the stock catalytic converters). It has a nice tone and is quieter than the Nismo S-type on my '8 350Z. At around 2800-3000 rpm, the drone is massively reduced to near zero when compared to the muffler-delete pipes it replaced.

I don't have a video since I believe that an average recording equipment such as a camera phone does not record the true sound of an exhaust tone and individual perception of the sound varies greatly.

POS VETT 06-06-2015 07:57 PM

I forgot to say that the build quality is top notch. Weld beads are nice and tidy, the pipes are nicely siamesed, flanges are thicker than stock, gaskets are made of dead soft aluminum, fit is tiny bit off but it did not require machining, cutting, or welding to fit.

Bigd4mcc 06-07-2015 01:23 AM

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Originally Posted by POS VETT (Post 3221005)
I forgot to say that the build quality is top notch. Weld beads are nice and tidy, the pipes are nicely siamesed, flanges are thicker than stock, gaskets are made of dead soft aluminum, fit is tiny bit off but it did not require machining, cutting, or welding to fit.

Which one do you have? The single outlet or dual? Post a vid, doesn't matter what it's recorded on cause I just want an idea, I was thinking single but Yo I get more power with dual so it's a toss up

POS VETT 06-07-2015 06:56 AM

It seems that DC Sports has the only single-canister system for 370Z. It has two pipes siamesed and they end in a dual-input and dual-output muffler.

If you just want a rough idea, listen to the 350Z one; the muffler seems to be the same one.

Bigd4mcc 06-07-2015 10:06 AM

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Originally Posted by POS VETT (Post 3221373)
It seems that DC Sports has the only single-canister system for 370Z. It has two pipes siamesed and they end in a dual-input and dual-output muffler.

If you just want a rough idea, listen to the 350Z one; the muffler seems to be the same one.

Tomei makes one and there is a company called soho racing that makes one as well, I've heard those two and the soho sounds awesome, but dc sport is a more teputable company and wanted to get details on this one in particular.


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