Wow, sounds and looks so nice. Definitely getting a set!

Incredible work guys. Sounds and looks awesome.

lmao at the censored jay-z in that video.

but dear LORD, that is a great sounding exhaust. a little more info on weight and pricing for the diff options, and i'm completely sold. great work!

those were the stainless rounds??....any chance of CF rounds??

Looking in the video, looks like there's not a whole heck of a lot of ground clearance on the back end of the mufflers. How much room is there? Some people here lowered their Z, and it might be more of an issue.

^^ it's an issue if you plan of slamming into speed bumps.

many lowered G37s have this system and barely any scratches.

Here in Oklahoma, speed bumps and potholes breed like rabbits...

They grow pretty fast too...

I've listened to the sound clips 5 times already. Mmmmmm. :driving:

I actually said the same thing. I'm not sure what to think about about it. I'm hoping its just the camera angle.

Maybe this is why Berk mentioned that an angled setup won't work with these cars. Maybe the ground clearance is too small?

grows quicker here, spreads like wild fire !!

that's why you go for the stainless rounds instead of the CF if lowered

Ground clearance is not an issue. My design for the G37 has been out for over a year and they are lower!

I will have to get an exact measurement but they are over 6 inches off of the ground.

As far as the Berk comment, I will just laugh at that :icon18:we have seemed to figure it out!!!

Nice!

Of course, I wouldn't have it any other way!

Update-


The weight of the stock cat back is 57 LBS.

The weight of our Stainless Steel version W/12" resonators is 47 LBS.
(10 LBS lighter)

The weight of our Carbon Fiber muffler version w/12" resonators is 41LBS.
(16 LBS. lighter)

Hi Tony,

Thanks for the info. It would also be helpful to have your assessment on how low the lowest part of your exhaust is in relation to existing structures in the car, meaning if you could tell us "It's X.X" higher than the bottom of the differential" or something of that sort, it would really help!

Thanks again, great thread and product.