put an exhaust cutout on

[ryan34]

Before anyone says they don't like these(i know who those people are ) I did it because it was a cheaper alternative then a cat-back. I also wanna say that I love the way it sounds, it has a nice rumble to it and its not loud at idle at all but def. has some scream when i really hit the gas. The only thing i don't like is that at about 1600-1900 rpms, i have some vibrations(rattling) in the cab that are somewhat annoying. And of course thats where the car sits when i have cruise controll on doing 65-70. I am very pleased with it, I though it would sound like crap or be too loud and be annoying. But i am very happy with it Well i just figured i'd share.

[4THGEN Z]

Where in the exhaust did you install it?

[ryan34]

right before the axle.

[Black97]

I though it would sound like crap or be too loud and be annoying

Did you ask your neighbours?

[ryan34]

Did you ask your neighbours?

Nope, but lets give it a week and see if they something

[Joe 1320]

Did you ask your neighbours?

That reminds me of way back in school, my 79 T/A had duals and burned out turbo mufflers. To make matters worse, the airhorn was milled off so there was no choke. I used to prime it using the nitrous kit, keeping the nitrous part shut off so as to only be using the fuel side. On cold mornings when it was really a lean start, my next door neighbor used to just LOVE me. After about a month into winter, my mom tells me to book an appointment at the muffler shop. I asked "why, it really sounded good? She agreed but I was waking the elderly couple next door every morning at 6:30. I still laugh about that because it really wasn't that bad. They should have heard the open headers at the track.

[ryan34]

whats funny is that my sister was standing next to the car(opposite side of the opening) and she was like "i can feel the vibrations in my feet". I thought that was funny.