I have been looking for different ideas for this problem. I feel the same way about the MO exhaust. My brother inlaw did something on the lines of that for his pathfinder. I am just wondering what exactly it sounds likebefore I start tossing money into something that isn"t what I'm looking for. I know this is a stretch, but, any way we could get an audio clip?

 

Linky-

Nice job. :29:

I like how you methodically approached the problem and found an acceptable and relatively inexpensive solution.

-njjoe

 

yes please sound clips if possible!!! if it sounds as good as you mention i'm getting the setup done on my MO

 

So.....
Take out Mid muffler
Put in Camaro V6 muffler in place of main muffler
Put in Mid muffler


One has to wonder what you would have if you just left mid muffler alone and replaced the main muffler...................

Homer

 

So.....
Take out Mid muffler
Put in Camaro V6 muffler in place of main muffler
Put in Mid muffler


One has to wonder what you would have if you just left mid muffler alone and replaced the main muffler...................

Homer

That's a very good point.

I would recommend just replacing the rear muffler first. I'm sure the Murano center muffler would have worked fine, but in my case it had already been removed.

Bottom line - the exhaust tone comes from the Flowmaster rear muffler, and the loudness is controlled by the center muffler. Anyone who is considering this mod should start with the Flowmaster, then replace the center muffler to get the loudness they want.

I'll try to get a sound clip posted. Be patient - my schedule is hectic right now.

 

Linky, how about a part number for the Flowmaster?

By the by, lots of sound clips of exhaust systems here .



Some are quite "entertaining", such as the Scion xB in the MagnaFlow section.

The Flowmaster Hush Power makes my heart hurt (in a GOOD way)!

 

I just uploaded pics of the mod - check my gallery. The Flowmaster muffler is a Camaro 80 Series, part #42583.

 

Linky-

Nice job. Thanx for the pics.

-njjoe

 

Thanks for the pics and the PN, Linky.

 

Some are quite "entertaining", such as the Scion xB in the MagnaFlow section.

 

ohh sweetness!!! soo many stock parts still used that's great. as soon as a sound clip is available i'm goin for it. Awesome 06 Mo by the way.

 

Linky, how about a part number for the Flowmaster?

By the by, lots of sound clips of exhaust systems here .
Some are quite "entertaining", such as the Scion xB in the MagnaFlow section.

The "67-73 Camaro V8, 2.5" Dual (Part #15896)" is recorded in stereo. It sounds great! You can close your eyes and imagine the Camaro traveling from right to left. :29:

The Scion? It sounds like a outboard motor. :2:

-njjoe

 

The "67-73 Camaro V8, 2.5" Dual (Part #15896)" is recorded in stereo. It sounds great! You can close your eyes and imagine the Camaro traveling from right to left. :29:

Agree 100% -----> :29:

 

that is a very nice setup i think im going to get that done very soon and post pictures of it. i have a flow master in my fullsetup toyota and the sound is just amazing!!!

great job linky!!!


by any chance did you notice any performance increase or anything like that?

i was reading an article sometime back and it was saying how flowmaster muffler gives some extra horsepower? true?

well job well done again!

cant wait to hear the clip of it...

JIM

 

Where is the sound clip, can't wait to hear it!!!!

 

I've been thinking about a FM for my 04 but based on the way the car shifts or lack of shifting.. I'm wondering what the sounds is going to be like during acceleration....since its revs to the highest RPM and holds there until you back off...I don't know would sound kind of odd to me

 

any updates? soundclips?

 

any sound clips yet. i'm planning on doing it if it sounds good

 

bump for sound clips please

 

Sorry it has taken so long. I got the sound recorded onto a digital deck, but I haven't had time to get it uploaded.

Until I get it uploaded, you can hear a very similar clip on the page that UncaDanno supplied - <a href="http://www.fle-online.com/Sounds.asp">Sound Clips</a>. It's the top left one - FlowMaster V6 Camaro. The only difference is I think mine idles with a deeper sound.

I hope to get my clip uploaded in the next few weeks. I haven't forgotten about it. Work just keeps cutting into my day.

 

its sounds good but it doesnt sounds much different than what it sounds like now. is the difference noticable in person?

 

I have a Stainless Steel Billet muffler installed on mine with 3 1/2" stainless steel tips. I wanted to keep the stock look but I should have went with 4" tips so it would look like the FX and Z from the rear. The sound is much deeper and when I accellerate you can hear the exhaust but its not loud at all. I kept my resonator and may switch to a smaller one for more sound but I dont want it too loud because the droning sound would be intolerable with the monotone exhaust note due to the CVT. I need to get me a digital camcorder so I can post some clips. My billet muffler is the one used on the V-6 Camaro and it's shorter than the factory muffler.
Good news for those who didnt know, I had three Maximas, two automatic and one Manual 05, 06 and the intake on the Max fits the Murano as if it were made for it. The bad news is you loose take off power by a lot. I don't know why but its a lot slower with the intake on it and it burns more gas, about two miles per gallon more. I went from 22MPG mixed city and short highway distances down to 19MPG with the intake on. Gas is not that expensive now so I may put it back on.

 

Here's Remus (Austria, Europe):

http://www.remus.at:8080/php/index.php?cmd=cmdFrontendProducts&iProductModel=30066

Play at home stereo and not on PC speakers!!! :2:

 

I couldnt get anything to come up on the link but a site (Remus) in German. I tried to change it to english but nothing.

 

Worked fine for me.

-njjoe