we're looking for a gs300

 

very nice my friend

 

Thanks man

 

you probably won't find many clips of the HKS on an N/A 300 because the 3" piping diameter is not recommended for N/A 300's. The FI 300's and 400/430's can support it because of their higher exhaust backpressure. From what I can tell about everyone's information that sells it, you may experience a power loss from them.

 

Exhaust piping is 2 1/4 for the record.

 

How can you tell that you have a N/A or a FI? And what are those letter stand for?? I ordered a set of hks and you are saying im gonna lose power? please explain in detail and thanks

 

I have the same setup on my GS400 and it sounds awesome. Not to loud and is deep when needed. Just right!!

Ill post pics of my car soon. Working on getting pics taken at the moment...

 

N/A = Naturally Aspirated

FI = Forced Induction (Turbo, Supercharger)

 

You will not loose power. Stock exhaust is 2 1/4 inch piping to a restrictive muffler and hks is 2 1/4 inch piping to a free flowing muffler. Gains are minimal and no you do not loose power like stated above. All the system does is helps the car flow better up top by freeing up some back pressure in the system. You still retain low end power because your system still has back pressure because you aren't removing the cat converter and resonators in the system.

 

Lovely! Did the exhaust come with the silencers?

 

No it doesn't come with silencers but has the holes for them.

 

I changed mine out a couple of years ago.....the HKS will DEFINITELY make it sound like a V8. Very deep but not too loud unless you stay on it.

 

That is Alan's GS400 in the video. Sounds good in person. No good shots of the exhaust though.

 

I have the HKS Hiper on my GS400 as well and its the deepest sounding exhaust I've heard for our cars.

Guys, remember your 300's use the 2JZ-GE engine just like the IS300 does. The HKS Hiper is one of the most popular exhaust for the IS300. There are many clips for the IS300 with this exhaust. The sound should be very similar considering HKS uses an axle-back system on both cars. I think the GS uses the larger size can, so it may be slightly louder, but the tone should be the same. Also, the GS's mid-section resonators may muffle the sound slightly more, but essentially they'll still sound the same.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJoPJyaeZ-Y&NR=1