moto

I was at the October cars & coffee at the Museum of power, it was a good turn out & nice breakfast. I'll most likely be at the November meet.

I had the resonators removed & it has made it sound how I think it should have come from the factory.

At low revs it hardly notices but it has a slightly deeper tone. Once you get it revving it sounds much better with a lovely rasp.

I'm happy.

Thanks for your reply, did it make much difference?

Sorry if this has been asked before but I've tried the search & came up with nothing.

I like the sound of the standard car (370) but would like it a bit louder but not too loud. Has anyone removed the standard resonators & replaced them with normal tubing, leaving the rear box in place?

If so how much difference did it make to the volume & did the sound change as in get deeper or did it gain more of a rasp? Or did it make it sound awful?

I'm not looking for performance gains just a bit more sound.

Deposit paid yesterday, pick up a nice black GT coupe next Saturday

Welcome aboard moto.

Thank you

 

A bit of a 370Z guide here from Auto Express: http://www.autoexpre...ide-nissan-370z

Thank you I'll have a read.

 

good luck with the hunt

Thanks

 

hope you get what you want

So do I

Hi everyone,

I've joined up as I've just started looking for a late low mileage 370Z.

Only just started looking, hopefully I'll have the funds ready fairly soon so I can start the hunt more seriously.

I want a GT coupe auto with all the toys.

Any tips or hints of what to look for or anything to avoid?

Advice greatly appreciated