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Running4Mayor 07-01-2015 09:53 AM

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Originally Posted by cooltoy (Post 3242971)
I don't know how many kilometers it took, but I drove to work and back 20 minutes each way and it took about two weeks.

At first I was scared that the exhaust was way louder then I wanted, then it got probably 30% quieter.

I agree! I purchased my exhaust and RHFC together but only installed the exhaust first. To gauge the volume level which was loud at the time but the tone got more quiet over time. I will be installing my RHFCs shortly.

NoHyperbole 07-01-2015 10:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Bshields22 (Post 3242948)
Never had an after market exhaust put on a car. But it sounds like your saying the first few weeks sounds different then the broken in sounds. Is it very noticeable? How many miles does it take to break in?

Mine (18-inch resonsators) became quieter after 220 miles, and it was very noticeable. I actually think it's too quiet now, especially at warm idle and just cruising around, but it certainly wakes up when the car is driven aggressively.

SwissCheese 07-01-2015 08:22 PM

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Originally Posted by NoHyperbole (Post 3244963)
Mine (18-inch resonsators) became quieter after 220 miles, and it was very noticeable. I actually think it's too quiet now, especially at warm idle and just cruising around, but it certainly wakes up when the car is driven aggressively.

I'm kind of in the same boat. I have the 18" resonated and also the resonated Test Pipes. They've been on the car for a couple hundred miles now. They've quieted down, almost to the point where their too quiet. When I drive aggressively it sounds great, though.

I might look into switching out the 18" resonators with either 12" or non-res at some point, but for now I'll just leave it.

James10694 07-02-2015 04:45 AM

I have the 12 inch resonators and long tubes. Im swapping out to non res

ColemanLee09 07-02-2015 09:29 PM

Cant wait to receive mine! Went with the CF Non-Res. Still debating wether I want to change it to the 12" Res. Ordered Mid June, Est. Mid Oct delivery.

TaroBaapG35 07-03-2015 01:06 AM

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Originally Posted by ColemanLee09 (Post 3246759)
Cant wait to receive mine! Went with the CF Non-Res. Still debating wether I want to change it to the 12" Res. Ordered Mid June, Est. Mid Oct delivery.

I'll put up videos when I get mine installed (I'm in Shipping window currently & ordered NonRes CF) and do a review as well within a week (since I drive approx. 400mi every 10 days or so).

jchammond 07-03-2015 03:28 AM

I'm interested in the 18" res.
I'm all about staying quiet & not calling the police.....are they really that quiet? & is there any difference in performance to stock? Ty.

BC416 07-06-2015 08:30 AM

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Originally Posted by jchammond (Post 3246879)
I'm interested in the 18" res.
I'm all about staying quiet & not calling the police.....are they really that quiet? & is there any difference in performance to stock? Ty.

Fast Intentions

Everything you need is on the product page. I have the 18" res paired up to stock cats. I was all about staying under the radar while getting that distinct VQ sound and this exhaust does that. It's actually quieter than I thought it would be so I'm considering some res. HFCs down the line.

F.I. Inc. 07-06-2015 11:11 AM

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Originally Posted by jchammond (Post 3246879)
I'm interested in the 18" res.
I'm all about staying quiet & not calling the police.....are they really that quiet? & is there any difference in performance to stock? Ty.

Thank you for taking an interest in our products. The answer to both of your questions is YES and YES. The 18" resonated is the way to go if you are looking to enhance the performance, give the car a smooth and crisp growl while keeping the interior noise resonance to a minimum at cruising speeds.

If you have any questions on any of this or would like to place an order, please feel free to give us a call.

Thank you.
-Tony

cooltoy 07-06-2015 07:27 PM

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Originally Posted by jchammond (Post 3246879)
I'm interested in the 18" res.
I'm all about staying quiet & not calling the police.....are they really that quiet? & is there any difference in performance to stock? Ty.

Dynos are on the FI website. 20HP over stock.

Definitely louder then stock (which is basically 0 on the noise level). But not loud enough to attract police attention. There is hardly any sound at warm idle, but it wakes up under acceleration.

jchammond 07-07-2015 02:00 AM

How does the long tube headers affect the tuning of the Z ? i know the ecm uses the o2 sensors to help calibrate air/fuel mixture.
Do the cars have a lot of gaseous fumes coming from tips?
just wondering,,,thinking about opening on up-for maximum flow.
hopefully the 18" res. will tone it down a bit.

James10694 07-07-2015 05:36 AM

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Originally Posted by jchammond (Post 3248983)
How does the long tube headers affect the tuning of the Z ? i know the ecm uses the o2 sensors to help calibrate air/fuel mixture.
Do the cars have a lot of gaseous fumes coming from tips?
just wondering,,,thinking about opening on up-for maximum flow.
hopefully the 18" res. will tone it down a bit.

I have the LTH and 12" resonators, when I had my Z tuned it was running lean. It is recommended that you have your care tuned with headers but not necessary. There is an unburned fuel smell with this setup but its not as bad as a test pipe combo. For noise level I think its perfect, its quiet below 3k and normal driving. Cold starts and driving fast is pretty loud.

Agent K 07-07-2015 11:40 AM

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Originally Posted by James10694 (Post 3249016)
I have the LTH and 12" resonators, when I had my Z tuned it was running lean. It is recommended that you have your care tuned with headers but not necessary. There is an unburned fuel smell with this setup but its not as bad as a test pipe combo. For noise level I think its perfect, its quiet below 3k and normal driving. Cold starts and driving fast is pretty loud.

:iagree:

Z370Z011 07-07-2015 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by James10694 (Post 3249016)
I have the LTH and 12" resonators, when I had my Z tuned it was running lean. It is recommended that you have your care tuned with headers but not necessary. There is an unburned fuel smell with this setup but its not as bad as a test pipe combo. For noise level I think its perfect, its quiet below 3k and normal driving. Cold starts and driving fast is pretty loud.

How loud would you say it is compared to short tails with a catalytic converter? I want it louder but not full straight pipe loud. Mainly because of all the crazy rasp you get.

FPenvy 07-07-2015 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Z370Z011 (Post 3249648)
How loud would you say it is compared to short tails with a catalytic converter? I want it louder but not full straight pipe loud. Mainly because of all the crazy rasp you get.

FI exhaust straight isn't as raspy as most think.....trust me lol :tiphat:


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