Fast Intentions exhaust is here!

CC_370z

Awesome, that is what I ordered

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Mods: Redline Synthetic Motor oil (5W30) - K&N Oil Filter HP - K&N Drop-Ins - Lumar CTX Tints - F.I. HFC - F.I. TDX CBE SS /w 18" Resonated.

QVu

After installing the FI CBE, has anyone experienced buzzing/rattling from the vibration of the plastic panels in the hatch?

Haven't found a solution on the forum yet.

Doug&Michelle

Only a couple of times at just the right rpm. I kinda liked it.

QVu

Yea the buzz from 3500 to 4000 rpms is what i get. Its drivin me nuts

LunaZ

I get a buzz, too... but it's a combo of rpm+speed+throttle position.
At low speed in 2nd or 3rd gear chugging around my neighbourhood, I get some buzzing plastics somewhere behind me.

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FPenvy

i've been running my non res test pipes and non res CF CBE for almost 2300 miles now and i get that "buzz" for the first 10 mins after start up when i leave red lights and stop signs. other than that it dies out. plus i usually got my iphone playing music. i'm still young so my music is typically loud whenever it's on as well. idk if this will help anyone but non res everything is the only way to go in my opinion. i bought my exhaust for HP gains and to make my Z sound like it should....MEAN! lol i get nothing but compliments on it as well so thank you Tony

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324whp/258wtq AAM Tuned |F.I. NonRes CF CBE/NonRes TestPipes #373|UpRev Tuner|Akuma Motorsports Intakes|Z1 34 Row Oil Cooler

alejo

I'm going through the same problem, though I'm not pointing fingers at the CBE... I get a rattling around 2,500 RPMs and it comes and goes, i just learned to live with it, unless someone finds a solution because i can't find it.

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SWIFTS SPEC R -- 20MM F/25MM R H&R SPACERS -- REAR SPC CAMBER ARM -- F.I. CBE 18" SS -- F.I. HFCs -- STILLEN GEN 3 INTAKES -- UPREV 310WHP STD/304WHP SAE -- Z1 25 row oil cooler -- GT-R push to start button