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Ventruck 11-26-2017 03:51 PM

Nismo R-Tune Exhaust?
 
When was this a thing? I could've sworn I've never seen this.

I know some people liked to call the OEM version the "R-Tune". This has a likewise H pipe but different muffler section.

https://www.z1motorsports.com/exhaus...m-p-12168.html

Maybe overpriced but I'm so curious to how it sounds.

Jordo! 11-26-2017 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Ventruck (Post 3710082)
When was this a thing? I could've sworn I've never seen this.

I know some people liked to call the OEM version the "R-Tune". This has a likewise H pipe but different muffler section.

https://www.z1motorsports.com/exhaus...m-p-12168.html

Maybe overpriced but I'm so curious to how it sounds.

The double mufflers looks different, but otherwise the configuration is the same as the OEM Nismo (and not the S Tune one with the Y pipe). Not sure if the pipe diameters are all the same as OEM, but they probably are. If its a little wider, it might be good a little extra top end as compared to OEM Nismo.

That said, I would see if you can find a used OEM Nismo one, taken off someone's vehicle. Odds are it will sound just as good and make about as much power as the R tune at a bargain.

Ventruck 11-26-2017 11:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Jordo! (Post 3710103)
The double mufflers looks different, but otherwise the configuration is the same as the OEM Nismo (and not the S Tune one with the Y pipe). Not sure if the pipe diameters are all the same as OEM, but they probably are. If its a little wider, it might be good a little extra top end as compared to OEM Nismo.

That said, I would see if you can find a used OEM Nismo one, taken off someone's vehicle. Odds are it will sound just as good and make about as much power as the R tune at a bargain.

I'm figuring the diameters can't be all too different.

Already got the OEM Nismo catback setup. Just wish the muffler section was as nice as this. I guess there's always AAM if I get a deal on a used axle back.

Jordo! 11-28-2017 01:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Ventruck (Post 3710172)
I'm figuring the diameters can't be all too different.

Already got the OEM Nismo catback setup. Just wish the muffler section was as nice as this. I guess there's always AAM if I get a deal on a used axle back.

I agree it looks slick, but it might be heavier with two mufflers too. Unless Nissan shows some evidence that their R tune exhaust outperforms their OEM Nismo, I suspect its just a slightly different design mainly marketed to folks who want the Nismo exhaust, but don't have a donor car to take it from.

I'd save the money, stick with what ya got :tup:

CRiZO 12-11-2017 02:00 PM

Also curious, I can't find a single thing about it anywhere. Not even Z1 has clear photos.

Like is it designed only for Nismo's and will stick out for non-nismo?

Ventruck 12-12-2017 01:06 AM

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Originally Posted by CRiZO (Post 3714254)
Also curious, I can't find a single thing about it anywhere. Not even Z1 has clear photos.

Like is it designed only for Nismo's and will stick out for non-nismo?

It can fit either model, and more likely the non-Nismo in mind.

Cyber370 12-12-2017 05:39 AM

Nice! That has to be louder than the OEM Nismo exhaust. I mean, your grandma's Corolla is louder than stock Nismo exhaust. I don't understand why Nissan decided to make their Nismo version of the 370Z quieter than a Maxima. It was the only thing that annoyed me when I first got my '16 Nismo.

That R-Tune Nismo exhaust is what these cars should've originally come with from the factory IMHO.

hrtbrknprince 01-04-2018 06:55 AM

I'm interested in how this exhaust sounds! I was originally going to get either Tanabe or Nismo S tune...now that this has been released I'm curious.

Has anyone installed this exhaust yet on a stock car?

CRiZO 01-04-2018 12:11 PM

Looks like the just updated the site with clear photos.

Are there any similar true dual exhausts? I'd guess it'll sound similar to the AAM Competition R-Line, but slightly more muffled.

Ventruck 01-05-2018 09:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Cyber370 (Post 3714393)
I mean, your grandma's Corolla is louder than stock Nismo exhaust. I don't understand why Nissan decided to make their Nismo version of the 370Z quieter than a Maxima.

I feel like it's every reason why I've never gone to jail.

hrtbrknprince 02-04-2018 07:50 AM

Anyone get this exhaust yet? I can't find a video anywhere!

Jordo! 02-04-2018 04:56 PM

If they no longer offer the S tune, it's probably just an updated model based on the standard Nismo.

On that note, is the exhaust for the refreshed Nismo the same as it was for previous years? If not, I bet this is the same one as that, maybe with slightly shorter tailpipes to better fit the non-nismo bumper.

herohaki 02-04-2018 10:44 PM

i'm waiting for mine to get here from japan :) but i'm just gonna use the midpipes of the r tune and use my meisterschaft axleback

Corsairprime 02-05-2018 07:56 AM

Correct me if I am wrong, but this sure looks alot like the AAM S-Line/R-Line exhaust. Sure the resonators look larger, but overall the design looks the same. Great minds think alike perhaps.

I have the AAM version of this and it is louder but also works great too.

Ventruck 02-05-2018 09:45 PM

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Originally Posted by herohaki (Post 3727644)
i'm waiting for mine to get here from japan :) but i'm just gonna use the midpipes of the r tune and use my meisterschaft axleback

So that lonely leftover axleback....


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