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I'm looking to improve how my 370Z (sport package manual) sounds from INSIDE the cabin (I don't care how it sounds to outsiders). In particular, looking to have a nicer
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Intake vs Exhaust to improve sound
I'm looking to improve how my 370Z (sport package manual) sounds from INSIDE the cabin (I don't care how it sounds to outsiders). In particular, looking to have a nicer purr/growl at LOW to MID RPMs. Performance gains is less important, but I don't want to lose performance.
Does the intake, or the exhaust, help more at low/mid RPM for SOUND? I've seen opinions on each in isolation, especially associated with a brand of intake/exhaust. But I'm asking this, pitting intake vs exhaust, and regardless of brand. |
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