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Joe Z Exhaust with Welded Quad Tips?

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Old 11-16-16, 06:08 PM
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Originally Posted by BJM2014
Hey Justin 727 did you check Joez as you said you wpuld?
he is not gonna do it i already asked him in the past
Old 11-17-16, 05:13 AM
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Originally Posted by blackisF08
he is not gonna do it i already asked him in the past

He will not take on this project. It's easy enough to find someone to do this but it will cost $. SS piping, flanges, time, labor, mufflers, and tips will put us in the ball park of $400+/- before shipping. Not sure if that would be $ JoeZ users would wan't to spend...
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I don't even really understand why the ISF got boned with so few of options anyway. I see all these Japanese brands that offer systems for the base model IS and can't figure out why the hell they never offered anything for the flagship model, that actually makes power lol.
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I agree. But it also has a much smaller market. Paired with low production #'s and even a smaller % that will actually look to modify it most do/did not see the financial gain of offering to such a very small market.
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Now's the time then. We should take a vote, bet 75% of the F's on here are modded and/or at least have an exhaust.
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Originally Posted by Justin727
He will not take on this project. It's easy enough to find someone to do this but it will cost $. SS piping, flanges, time, labor, mufflers, and tips will put us in the ball park of $400+/- before shipping. Not sure if that would be $ JoeZ users would wan't to spend...
that's not bad i might actually do it next summer
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Originally Posted by FFM
I don't even really understand why the ISF got boned with so few of options anyway. I see all these Japanese brands that offer systems for the base model IS and can't figure out why the hell they never offered anything for the flagship model, that actually makes power lol.
they are limited to just 5000 usa models compare to 10s of thousands for any other car manufacture
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Who puts an exhaust on an IS250 lol. 5000 ISF's and all of them need an exhaust
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Hi took some measurements and pics of mine today. Joe Z muffler outlet seems to be almost right in the middle of OEM quad tip. The dual oval ones I have found are 10 inches, so would probably need shortening a little depending on the look wanted. They have a 2.5 inch inlet would this fit in the Joe Z that I believe is 2.75?

From back of muffler out
From muffler end tip to outside
Muffler tip location
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Finally welded new tips on the F. Check it out, let me know what you think
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Pictures and we will tell you.
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Originally Posted by LOWFAST
Pictures and we will tell you.
Look at my original post on the first page!
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only thing I don't particularly like is the tip diameter seems tiny, also having to replace the axel back section and remove the mufflers seems like you're just better off custom building an exhaust if this is your long term goal. how much did the sound change by removing the mufflers?
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Originally Posted by liquidtek
only thing I don't particularly like is the tip diameter seems tiny, also having to replace the axel back section and remove the mufflers seems like you're just better off custom building an exhaust if this is your long term goal. how much did the sound change by removing the mufflers?
Yeah I wanted the tips to be bigger but the shop was not able to find anything bigger with the rolled tips, which I wanted. The sound is a lot more aggressive


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