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Hi All,

Yes.. I know this topic has been beaten to death, however im in a bit of a predicament (1st world problems) and would like your assistance :)

I just got my car tuned on e85 running 2859-9 turbos, the car made 355rwkw on 20psi  however i was informed that my current exhaust was holding back the turbo (and response). I am currently running a turbo back (3inch?) titanium fujitsubo exhaust which is a twin pipe design and flows out into one larger muffler with an Apexi Cat, it is super quiet which i love, unfortunately max output is 350kw.. I was advised to go for a 3.5 - 4inch exhaust but the problem is i cant find any for a R34 GTR! I can only find ones that fit R33 (i.e. HKS hiper) that are reasonably high flowing. 

Does anyone know any other exhaust manufacturers that will help solve my issue? I cant seem to find resellers either :( 

Or if anyone wants my quiet titanium exhaust for their louder free flowing exhaust, happy to trade with cash adjustments! :D 

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+1 for the HKS super turbo muffler. It is straight through design with no restrictions or reduced diametetrs inside the mufflers. I just bought one second hand on BidJDM for $500 plus shipping. Quiet too for a straight through design. Have a look on youtube.

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Check out AM Performance - they did my Titanium 3.5".  They're Adelaide based but Andrew can make one regardless - just make sure you're running an R34 sized cat, not an R33 one (shorter).

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2 minutes ago, choyda said:

Check out AM Performance - they did my Titanium 3.5".  They're Adelaide based but Andrew can make one regardless - just make sure you're running an R34 sized cat, not an R33 one (shorter).

Will suss them out too! Another titanium would be nice

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Get the entire exhaust. Remove it from your car and flog it on ebay. You can build a very very good 4" system that is very free flowing with a nice quiet note and no drone. Honestly, the off the shelf stuff is literally shart. 

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I have almost the exact same combo, but I have cams.

I had my fabricator make me a custom setup so my exhaust is as follows.

  • HPI 3" Dumps.
  • HPI 3.5" front pipe. 
  • Full 3.5" Vband exhaust, "special high flow cat".
  • Magna flow mid muffler. 
  • Apexi Evolution Rear muffler. 

Car is quite and makes good power. 

I will say you wont make much more power by changing exhaust until you put cams in it. 

 

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Ill have a look into it. It seems custom is the way to go. Will speak to an exhaust shop, i wouldnt mind modifying the HKS exhaust, however if i can get the same quality if not better for cheaper then will take a different route.

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