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The OEM Nismo is still very tame compared to other aftermarket systems. I had to upgrade even tho I tried several things with the Nimso (test pipes, HFC, and resonators
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08-25-2010, 12:08 PM
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The OEM Nismo is still very tame compared to other aftermarket systems. I had to upgrade even tho I tried several things with the Nimso (test pipes, HFC, and resonators removed) still couldn't achieve the tone I was looking for with the Nismo. Depends on what sound youre looking for ultimately
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08-25-2010, 01:15 PM
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Agreed. Almost every aftermarket exhaust is going to be measurably, if not significantly louder than your OEM Nismo. I had the Nismo myself for a month or two before ditching it for the Stillen. I'm very glad I did...perhaps you should too.
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