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Akmcmahon 09-02-2013 10:35 PM

Fast Intentions Ground Clearance
 
I had a question for those that own the FI exhaust. It looks like it hangs much lower than stock. Has anyone had issues of scraping? I'm debating between FI and Berk. Both sound great, but the Berk looks like stock, size and all. Whereas FI looks to hang down a couple of inches. Just curious.

Felix 808 09-02-2013 10:47 PM

Actually, it hangs a tiny bit higher than stock. The original version did hang lower, but they changed to the higher V2 after the first 100 or so units. F.I. is a great exhaust & Tony is one of the best :tup:

RegPei 09-02-2013 11:32 PM

I will let you know when I get mine in 3-4 weeks. :eekdance:

Mean while, you understand failing to do a search before you post would most likely get you flamed, right?

Here was a thread from two weeks ago on this topic:

http://www.the370z.com/intake-exhaus...clearance.html

BOLIO 671 09-03-2013 10:15 AM

The piping on the Berk is not stock in size. It's 2.5" true dual cat back exhaust with an X-Pipe...same size as FI's piping set up. The difference is the rears. FI has the two canisters while Berk has more of the stock look similar to the Invidia & Stillen design. Both are great sounding exhausts. As you can tell by Tony's huge customer listings FI is preferred by majority of the masses and rightfully so as it is a great exhaust....but so is the Berk. It all comes down to your preference. Berk pipes if I'm not mistaken hang just as low at that low point towards the rear as the FI's. As far as weight reduction goes I recall someone stating that the F. I. exhaust is lighter than the Berk, but I don't know how true this is.

Both Berk and F.I. haven't had any clearance issues with their exhausts granted that your Z is not Slammed Dunked!!!! Stock height or a mild drop should not pose any clearance issues. You can't go wrong with either one as they are both exceptionally better than the stock set up. HP and Sound wise.

mag_black 09-04-2013 02:41 PM

Never scraped here while on swifts. I live in New England too.

BOLIO 671 09-05-2013 11:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BOLIO 671 (Post 2471522)
As far as weight reduction goes I recall someone stating that the F. I. exhaust is lighter than the Berk, but I don't know how true this.

OP I was really curious about this myself...so did the esearch and confirmed that FI's exhaist system is lighter over the Berk hands down....This forum and its members have a wealth of knowledge...I learn something new everyday....here is the thread for ur review.

http://www.the370z.com/exterior-inte...on-thread.html

Riptide67 09-07-2013 12:45 AM

I have an FI exhaust and the previous owner scrapped it a good bit. Probably speed bumps if I had to guess. I am lowered on swifts and have no issues so far. But they do hang low. I am considering dropping the cash on two new canisters from Tony at FI.

blueranger 09-08-2013 11:22 PM

I'm lowered on Swifts and have only "barely" scraped once when I took a tall speed bump straight on. Since then I always take them and driveways at an angle and never scraped again.


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