Meisterschaft (GT HAUS) Rear Section for Nismo.

Dustin@Z1 · 09-03-2012, 01:07 PM

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Originally Posted by jlbrenne

I actually did quite a bit of research before I bought. I'm installing hopefully mid week. My will be full CB because Im looking for the "full" effect for sound and performance. I will be taking some pictures of the install and video of the sound.

I heard jlbrenne's roadster this past weekend during a local G vs. Z dyno event we had here at our shop. Very nice sound! Jon and I both commented that is was probably one of our favorites of the day. I would interested to hear how it sounds on a NISMO.

Gawl128 · 09-04-2012, 07:45 PM

So I thought I would give a little update on what I've decided to do.

I am going with the Rear Section - got a chance to hear it in person ... for me its just magic. The Nismo Exhaust is already a pretty good "sleeper" setup, and the rear added just the right attitude I was looking for when you decide to put your foot into it.

That being said - I don't like the idea of going from 120mm tail pipe tips, down to 102mm tips. So in talking to Meisterschaft I brought that very problem up to them and they are looking into possibly doing custom 120mm tips for my order.

I've got my fingers crossed it all comes together.

johncy2000 · 11-13-2012, 05:02 PM

Just got my Meisterschaft Rear Section. The reason why I didn't go for the full CBE was because I wanted to retain the Hpipe that the Nismo has. Why would you switch from an H to a Y pipe anyways. Thats a loss in power! I had a custom 2.5 inch xpipe made instead with flex pipes and also removed the factory resonators. I will be putting my exhaust very soon. As of now I think I am the only one that will be running this setup. I'll keep you guys posted.

11-13-2012, 05:02 PM	#3 (permalink)
johncy2000 Enthusiast Member Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Redwood City SVBAZ, CA Posts: 461 Drives: Autohaus Progressive Rep Power: 13	Just got my Meisterschaft Rear Section. The reason why I didn't go for the full CBE was because I wanted to retain the Hpipe that the Nismo has. Why would you switch from an H to a Y pipe anyways. Thats a loss in power! I had a custom 2.5 inch xpipe made instead with flex pipes and also removed the factory resonators. I will be putting my exhaust very soon. As of now I think I am the only one that will be running this setup. I'll keep you guys posted. __________________ 2011 Gun Metallic Nismo 370Z 6MT #435 Autohaus Progressive @johanncarlow autohausp@icloud.com

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09-04-2012, 07:45 PM	#2 (permalink)
Gawl128 Base Member Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Florida Posts: 191 Drives: 2011 370Z Nismo Rep Power: 731	So I thought I would give a little update on what I've decided to do. I am going with the Rear Section - got a chance to hear it in person ... for me its just magic. The Nismo Exhaust is already a pretty good "sleeper" setup, and the rear added just the right attitude I was looking for when you decide to put your foot into it. That being said - I don't like the idea of going from 120mm tail pipe tips, down to 102mm tips. So in talking to Meisterschaft I brought that very problem up to them and they are looking into possibly doing custom 120mm tips for my order. I've got my fingers crossed it all comes together.