F.I. X sedan exhaust installed!
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I recently attended a G/Z meet and got a chance to see FI, Tanabe and Stillen exhaust for the sedan. I didn't get a chance to hear them in person, but for me I think the FI exhaust looks best on our car.
- The Stillen looks kinda wacky due to the shape of the canister, also the canister is too exposed when you look at the car from the back
- Tanabe to me, looks good execpt the tips are kinda big. I don't mind bigger tips if I drive a coupe. But for sedan I prefer something more stock looking
- FI is the most stock looking of the bunch. But you can still easily tell it's not stock especially if you are a car guy. It looks the most "belonged" out of the three.
Great choice for choosing the FI
- The Stillen looks kinda wacky due to the shape of the canister, also the canister is too exposed when you look at the car from the back
- Tanabe to me, looks good execpt the tips are kinda big. I don't mind bigger tips if I drive a coupe. But for sedan I prefer something more stock looking
- FI is the most stock looking of the bunch. But you can still easily tell it's not stock especially if you are a car guy. It looks the most "belonged" out of the three.
Great choice for choosing the FI

Bu I tell you... the build quality of this thing is just amazing!
Gave it a good push on the way home just now... damn... I want to hear that sound constantly... so much for gas mileage.
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Yup! Eli was great! 
Just got back from PX... took that cross-brace off... it really serves no purpose... lined up the tip a bit better, and I'm ok with it!
Nobody should hesitate to get this FI CBE for their sedan! Nobody!
I'll try to get some vids soon.

Just got back from PX... took that cross-brace off... it really serves no purpose... lined up the tip a bit better, and I'm ok with it!
Nobody should hesitate to get this FI CBE for their sedan! Nobody!
I'll try to get some vids soon.
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Ok... here's the first one... the others are still processing:
YouTube - VID00061.AVI
Forgot to turn off the VDC hehe
Keep in mind... I have less than 50 miles on the exhaust. lol
***EDIT***
I'll add the vids as they get processed...
Here's a short 6 second clip. haha
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00WiE4G8_ng
YouTube - VID00061.AVI
Forgot to turn off the VDC hehe
Keep in mind... I have less than 50 miles on the exhaust. lol
***EDIT***
I'll add the vids as they get processed...
Here's a short 6 second clip. haha
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00WiE4G8_ng
Last edited by TheLocNar; Jun 23, 2010 at 05:15 PM.
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Call Tony at Fast Intentions... 
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Great guy.
I got mine through one of his resellers, Nick @ THMotorsports.com.
Either way is good!
Pretty long waiting list though, since Tony makes stuff for the 370z, G coupes, etc. etc.

fastintentions.com
Great guy.
I got mine through one of his resellers, Nick @ THMotorsports.com.
Either way is good!
Pretty long waiting list though, since Tony makes stuff for the 370z, G coupes, etc. etc.
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P.S. I forgot to mention... the cross-member underneath the car... the muffler x pipe section was banging against it, so I just took it back for the guys to take off. The only reason it's there is to keep a broken exhaust from dragging/falling off. No structural benefits to it whatsoever. Some people have put washers on the bolts to space it further down, but meh. It was easier just to remove it. lol


