Dual Exhuast w/ Mid Pipe
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itsnathanJunior Member- 7
Dual Exhuast w/ Mid Pipe
Does anyone here have experience with a true dual exhaust set up on our cars? N/A application of course.
An exhaust upgrade is what I want to do first to my Z and thought of getting performance headers, pace setters aren't too expensive.
Then instead of using the Y pipe the headers include, going to a local mufffler shop and getting an X or H mid pipe and the rest of the system to the back. I'll be deleting the Cat, Muffler and EGR, I don't need them as emissions isn't an issue in my state and my Z won't be a daily so I expect to hold out on smell and noise.
Anyone ever gone this route before or at least think this set up may show a gain in performance? -
michaelpSenior Member- 9384
Complete waste of time and effort. The fuel filler is in the way, for one, and for two - a 2.5" or 3" cat-back will be just as well, or better, performing and sound way better. True duals on V6s don't sound good IMO - theres a reason I converted my Z32s to single exhaust. X pipe cars are ok.....but H is too raspy.
Even 350Zs sound best single - and technically their stock exhaust is single, with dual outlets from the muffler.- VG30DET (HE341) 86 300ZX - 1982 280ZX Turbo - Headered NA 1986 300ZX 2+2 - 2000 Xterra -
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88sinZSenior Member- 2019
Pace setter products are complete garbage and a dual exhaust is a waste of resources for these chassis.
There was a dude in NY who made a few shitty dual exhaust and they looked like a 4yr olds crayon drawing. dan86300zxtLast edited by 88sinZ; 07-27-2016, 01:48 PM. -
Reds89Senior Member- 318
CM Performance seems to be the best bet for our cars. Go to http://cmperformanceexhaust.com/ and click the "+" next to 84-89 300 ZX and go through the options. Personally I think a 2 1/2" with the dual tip muffler would be just fine on any NA Z31. -
itsnathanJunior Member- 7
I didn't mean to have the dual exhaust exit on both sides. I know there are obstructions in the way to have a pipe exit on the right side and also the bumper doesn't have a cut out.
I wanted to know if a dual exhuast with an X pipe for example would show any gains in performance. I would have had them exit on the left side or even dump below the car.
I know about CM performance and MSA, CM is more ideal do to a 2.5" option. Like I had said, i wanted to know about Dual exhuast on our cars, i will end up having a muffler shop make me a 2.5" mandrel bend system with a muffler of my choice. -
tcfsSenior Member- 225
As far as their website is concerned, I can't seem to find their options anymore. Did they quit making systems for the z31?Originally posted by Reds89 View PostCM Performance seems to be the best bet for our cars. Go to http://cmperformanceexhaust.com/ and click the "+" next to 84-89 300 ZX and go through the options. Personally I think a 2 1/2" with the dual tip muffler would be just fine on any NA Z31.Shiro #93
Mods: A/C Removal, Custom Lightweight W-series crank pulley, K&N Air Filter, Electric Fan, EGR/AIV/CC removal -
showercoldJunior Member- 13
^ If you click on the + sign next to the 84-89 tab it brings up links to the different options otherwise it will just take you to a blank page. -
PaceModerator- 1108
More likely they're having website issues. Their site was completely down when I ordered a downpipe earlier this summer. Looks like they've updated it a bit since and haven't cleaned up all the dead links.Originally posted by tcfs View Post
As far as their website is concerned, I can't seem to find their options anymore. Did they quit making systems for the z31?
Or feel free to call them and order over the phone. The guy I talked to was a bit eccentric, but otherwise was prompt to take the order and ship it out.'86 300ZXT GLL
'78 Datsun 280Z BP
'11 Saab 9-3 Aero XWD -
tcfsSenior Member- 225
Ah, okay. That explains it.Shiro #93
Mods: A/C Removal, Custom Lightweight W-series crank pulley, K&N Air Filter, Electric Fan, EGR/AIV/CC removal
