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TokyoTaxi

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Looking for options for a Cat Back system to suit R34 - 4 Door - N/A.

Had a Fujitsubo Legalis R system ( 70mm diameter main with the twin 90mm tips ) on order through JDM Imports ( Trader ) since Nov last year but don't expect I'll ever see it ( or my $600 deposit ) so I'm now looking for other options.

So what do you have ? How much ? How loud ? Where from ?

Cheers.

P.S. Not interested in any loud / droney systems.

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Would anyone know if a cat back from a R34 GT-R would fit a R34 sedan ?

Might be difficult.. Pkus a GTR cat-back it's too big for a N/A i would think... You need something smaller like 2.25 or 2.5.. There aren't many premade systems out there that offer a 2.25 or 2.5 system, you will usually have to get something custom made from an exhaust shop.. This isn't that expensive either.

I got a 2.25 cat back system from hi-tech exhausts in syd, sounds nice and doesn't drone.

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TokyoTaxi

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Yeah, was considering a 3" Fujitsubo Legalis R for a turbo. Since they are mega quiet on a turbo I was thinking it might sound good on an N/A. :P So, what about the fitment ?

Hmmm. Was giving Hi-Tech some thought. What sort of $'s for a cat back from Hi-Tech ?

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Yeah, was considering a 3" Fujitsubo Legalis R for a turbo. Since they are mega quiet on a turbo I was thinking it might sound good on an N/A. ;) So, what about the fitment ?

Hmmm. Was giving Hi-Tech some thought. What sort of $'s for a cat back from Hi-Tech ?

yea once again stay away from 3' cat backs..

Catback from hi-tech.. anywhere from $450-$700, how sharp are your bargaining skills? ;)

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TokyoTaxi

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yea once again stay away from 3' cat backs..

Catback from hi-tech.. anywhere from $450-$700, how sharp are your bargaining skills? :D

Cheers for that Nick. I don't mind Hi Tech but I prefer an "off the shelf" option if I can get it.

Has anyone got anything other than a Hi Tech or Fujitsubo to suit this set-up ?

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I do NOT recommend Hi Tech Mufflers.. the guy who did it was rude, loud, unhelpful and generally talk to me like i'm a 7 year old and am really stupid..

this is the thread of the story

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...142090&st=0

Recently I had to adjust my exhaust beacuse it was rattling against something under the car, and I did not go to high tech to get it fixed, I rather pay another exhaust shop to do it.

Up to this day, I haven't checked whether the other resonator is stainless steel, I was thinking if it's not.. I'll use it for a year then get it changed..

cheers

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TokyoTaxi

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I do NOT recommend Hi Tech Mufflers.. the guy who did it was rude, loud, unhelpful and generally talk to me like i'm a 7 year old and am really stupid..

this is the thread of the story

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...142090&st=0

Recently I had to adjust my exhaust beacuse it was rattling against something under the car, and I did not go to high tech to get it fixed, I rather pay another exhaust shop to do it.

Up to this day, I haven't checked whether the other resonator is stainless steel, I was thinking if it's not.. I'll use it for a year then get it changed..

cheers

Oh man, I totally forgot about this episode with you & Hi Tech !!

I think I'm just going to have to re-save the $'s and buy an off the shelf system.

Cheers for the reminder :(

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TokyoTaxi

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are you looking for a budget upgrade for power? or something that sounds good?

i'm about to throw a standard GTR exhaust onto my NA, it's 2.5" and lines up exactly. giggidy

Looking for something that flows better so the revs above 4K actually have a reason to exist :D and of course, I need some sort of sound other than hissing ;)

Interesting thought though........ I wonder how much better ( if any ) a factory R34 GTT sedan zorst would be compared to what I have atm......... :)

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Oh man, I totally forgot about this episode with you & Hi Tech !!

I think I'm just going to have to re-save the $'s and buy an off the shelf system.

Cheers for the reminder :P

you did the washer nozzles thing *bows*

it's my pleasure =)

seriously at this point of time I really regret not putting anther 400-500 bucks out and getting a jap system.. it'll def get rid of the drone..

cheers

Eug Grand Master

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not sure about the exhaust sizing in the r34s, but in the r32/r33's the turbo variants have a slightly larger exhaust.

i'd not expect them to extract every last kilowatt from your setup, but bang for buck wise - they'd be a cheap and reasonably more than enough upgrade. considering you can pick up a stock exhaust for next to nothing.

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TokyoTaxi

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you did the washer nozzles thing *bows*

it's my pleasure =)

So, from now on I'll be known as "The Washer Nozzle Guy" ?!?! :D

seriously at this point of time I really regret not putting anther 400-500 bucks out and getting a jap system.. it'll def get rid of the drone..

Yeah I've decided to give away the whole idea of getting a system made up. Going to go back to looking at bolt-up systems. :mad: I've never had a really bad boltup system :(

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not sure about the exhaust sizing in the r34s, but in the r32/r33's the turbo variants have a slightly larger exhaust.

i'd not expect them to extract every last kilowatt from your setup, but bang for buck wise - they'd be a cheap and reasonably more than enough upgrade. considering you can pick up a stock exhaust for next to nothing.

That will be the fall-back plan then ! Got a few other options to try first. Cheers.

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TokyoTaxi

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If anyone's interested, here's the one I'm getting........

http://64.233.179.104/translate_c?u=http%3...ies&ie=UTF8

Our friends at Nengun have been kind enough to recently put this item on their list of exhaust systems available for purchase but I have already got the ball rolling with our other good friends at JustJap who are getting it for me :D

And just for the sake of sharing info, for those looking for a Cat-Back system, here's the range from Kakimoto.

http://babelfish.yahoo.com/translate_url_l...ml&lp=ja_en

Enjoy ! :laugh:

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I've been looking for an exhaust for a V35 Coupe, and came across the HKS Hi Power Ti. Absouletly awesome sound. I suspect it will be quite different on an RB compared to a VQ, but if the same basic sound is there go for it. It's got this awesome high pitched growl that you'd expect from a supercar.

Jump on You Tube and type in G35 Coupe HKS Exhaust, you'll get a few recording of yanks jumping on the loud pedal.

Haven't checked but I think I heard HKS may have sound files on their website.

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If anyone's interested, here's the one I'm getting........

http://64.233.179.104/translate_c?u=http%3...ies&ie=UTF8

Our friends at Nengun have been kind enough to recently put this item on their list of exhaust systems available for purchase but I have already got the ball rolling with our other good friends at JustJap who are getting it for me :wave:

And just for the sake of sharing info, for those looking for a Cat-Back system, here's the range from Kakimoto.

http://babelfish.yahoo.com/translate_url_l...ml&lp=ja_en

Enjoy ! ;)

yo mate. so you getting the Fujit or the Kaki exhaust? =)

oh when u r done.. mind if i drop by to listen to your exhaust? hehe

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If anyone's interested, here's the one I'm getting........

http://64.233.179.104/translate_c?u=http%3...ies&ie=UTF8

Our friends at Nengun have been kind enough to recently put this item on their list of exhaust systems available for purchase but I have already got the ball rolling with our other good friends at JustJap who are getting it for me :laugh:

And just for the sake of sharing info, for those looking for a Cat-Back system, here's the range from Kakimoto.

http://babelfish.yahoo.com/translate_url_l...ml&lp=ja_en

Enjoy ! :D

may i ask how much this cost you? as i am also in the market for one

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TokyoTaxi

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yo mate. so you getting the Fujit or the Kaki exhaust? =)

oh when u r done.. mind if i drop by to listen to your exhaust? hehe

Getting the Fujitsubo Legalis R stainless cat-back one with the 70mm main pipe and twin 90mm tips so it looks nice and standard :pirate:

For sure, I'll let you know when I've got it and fitted it so you can have a listen ! I don't expect it's going to be anything noticeable since Fujitsubo are without a doubt, the quietest systems available.

Here's the dB stats on the Fuji system:

At idle: Stock 63 dB - Fuji 57 dB

3000rpm: Stock 75 dB - Fuji 79 dB

5000rpm: Stock 82 dB - Fuji 84 dB

Approach exhaust noise at 4500rpm: Stock 80dB - Fuji 84 dB

The Kakimoto ones are the ones to get if you want a growling exhaust note & a cannon tip. Kaki's sound MEGA tough on N/A's but I just want some top end flow, but I don't want attention :happy:

DVS R34, expect to pay around $1,000 + for any of these top shelf N/A systems. Worth every cent IMO !! :wub:

Now I just have to wait for 6 weeks :)

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hmm... would be keen to see how it sounds.

for some reason twin cam NA's seem to be quite difficult to find a suitable not too loud, but not too quiet type exhaust.

6 weeks is a long wait... i'll be keen for a sound file or video.

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