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Wasn't that hard to find ...

http://www.exoticspe...roducts_id=4863

I obviously have been misinformed that the underbody of the 350Z is different to our cars? I noticed the 350Z option but i didn't bother looking at it since i heard it was different.

I have learned that this isn't a true dual exhaust either and that it's overpriced, so i am having 2nd thoughts now i might even go back to the MD TDX V2 with the xyz pipe and no art pipes as i don't want to spend $2700 for an exhaust

Yeah but custom is complete shit. A big company like Exoticpeed/HKS/Apexi etc make literally hundreds of different exhaust with bends in different places, different cats/collectors/resonators/mufflers etc etc in their R&D to gain the best power levels at the best RPM and lowest Db. How could Joe Blow working out of a shed fabricate an exhaust that even remotely competes? You are not comparing apples with apples.

Check out the vendor on G35Driver for the ExoticSpeed R1-T without Y-Pipe for $1000 shipped, just now add Motordyne ART Pipes & XYZ-Pipe with HFC, Resonator or Straight Pipe Module for about another $1000 shipped.

Check out the vendor on G35Driver for the ExoticSpeed R1-T without Y-Pipe for $1000 shipped, just now add Motordyne ART Pipes & XYZ-Pipe with HFC, Resonator or Straight Pipe Module for about another $1000 shipped.

I got a reply from Dan at Assault Tech who said it'd be a 3-4 week wait on the system. I am still thinking about going down the MD TDX V2 path, i'm about half way from owning the system (with ART pipes

) a couple more weeks and i can order it. I just have pressure from the other half to save and shit so i'm being careful with buying stuff for the car haha..

Yeah but custom is complete shit. A big company like Exoticpeed/HKS/Apexi etc make literally hundreds of different exhaust with bends in different places, different cats/collectors/resonators/mufflers etc etc in their R&D to gain the best power levels at the best RPM and lowest Db. How could Joe Blow working out of a shed fabricate an exhaust that even remotely competes? You are not comparing apples with apples.

Not if you know who to go to.

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