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-   -   Review: MotorDyne Shockwave))) E370 Exhaust (http://www.the370z.com/intake-exhaust/50771-review-motordyne-shockwave-e370-exhaust.html)

MaDMaXX 04-07-2012 11:50 PM
This system should provide what you're after, few can give the deep note without the hiss/drone.

If you're fitting to a catted system, the volume should be ok, if you're running TP's already, or want to run ART pipes, you might want to consider the HFC module for the shockwave system.

Boost_lee 04-09-2012 03:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Coon-azz (Post 1645715)
Great write up. I'm a new Z owner. This is my daily driver and I'm looking to just get a nice deep sound from the car at WOT and spirited driving, but don't want drone, hissing, and a loss of low end torque (which is how you win light to light). With no other mods to the car, would this be a good choice for an aftermarket setup? Not worried about gaining HP, as long as I don't lose it. I often drive with my daughter in the car with me on the weekends, so crazy loud is not an option. Your thoughts.
@ cold start this thing can be loud. There is little to no drone and no hissing, but the volume might be loud for you. As far as catbacks go, this isn't the quietest system. And I wouldn't worry about losing any power on this over a stock exhaust. I can't tell what you define as too loud though. Have you heard any other Z exhausts in person that you can compare to?

MaDMaXX 04-09-2012 10:28 PM
If you want a little less volume, you can add the HFC module to this system.

Alfamale 04-10-2012 02:06 AM
I'm sold. Just 1 quick Qs: any hint of rasp? I'll coupled it with ART pipes..

Boost_lee 04-10-2012 02:22 AM
what you hear is what I hear :) no rasp for me on ART V1's

NickD 04-10-2012 08:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Boost_lee (Post 1641282)
Both were with the same mods. ART pipes, M370 manifold, post MAF tubes, and drop in filters.
Now I'm really confused. I've seen cars making 300 whp with an intake, exhaust and ART pipes and yours is making 280 with all of that and the manifold? What am I missing?

whoLEEoh 04-10-2012 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by NickD (Post 1650595)
Now I'm really confused. I've seen cars making 300 whp with an intake, exhaust and ART pipes and yours is making 280 with all of that and the manifold? What am I missing?
You can't try to compare dyno numbers because all dynod are different. Maybe he used a mustang dyno? The dyno is a tool to tune not try to base numbers from different people. Maybe he lives somewhere hotter and more humid? And the manifold makes power midrange not top end so it wouldn't change the peak #

Boost_lee 04-10-2012 11:56 AM
Numbers are numbers, not going to get into that war. Maybe it's my untuned cobb map. Maybe it was my lack of cai. Maybe my car is just a dud. :D

TerribleONE 04-10-2012 12:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Boost_lee (Post 1651025)
Numbers are numbers, not going to get into that war. Maybe it's my untuned cobb map. Maybe it was my lack of cai. Maybe my car is just a dud. :D
factory snail? :stirthepot:

sfearl1 04-10-2012 12:02 PM
wish this car came from the factory w/ a snail. mine will have a single soon.

wait, i see what you did there...

NickD 04-11-2012 07:54 AM
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Originally Posted by Boost_lee (Post 1651025)
Numbers are numbers, not going to get into that war. Maybe it's my untuned cobb map. Maybe it was my lack of cai. Maybe my car is just a dud. :D
There's no war to get into. I'm not doubting anyone's dynos I'm just trying to understand as a new Z owner for when I do my setup.

edub370 04-11-2012 11:14 AM
Get a baseline and go from there. that way u will have an idea of whata to expect from your gains

Boost_lee 04-11-2012 12:11 PM
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Originally Posted by NickD (Post 1653147)
There's no war to get into. I'm not doubting anyone's dynos I'm just trying to understand as a new Z owner for when I do my setup.
No biggie. Just get a base line before you install if thats possible. My runs were like a month apart and 10-20 degree difference in temperature. After I go uprev, we'll see how the numbers change. Not too thrilled with my numbers, but I'm not going to place too much emphasis on them.

MyKindaGuise 04-11-2012 01:24 PM
Excellent review! All the videos and different sounds kick major *** and will be extremely helpful...however now I am torn in what direction to go...

I am looking at this exhaust and the Exotic Speed Titan R II. Anyone have any recommendations on which route to go. Both sound killer and have great gains. My only draw back is how limited the info is on the Titan R II. Could really use some fellow Z owner peer pressure and second opinions (:

lemon-fresh 04-12-2012 10:27 AM
Very nice exhaust, any reason why it's priced almost $400 more than its competitors?


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