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Exhaust 2+2 for a 2 seater?

I have a '94 Nissan 300ZX convertible with a stainless stail exhaust, I want to replace it by an original again.

The thing is, I can get one from a 2+2, but my convertible is a two seater, is it possible to use the exhaust?

(maybe cut out a small section out of it to make it shorter?)

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    Sadly not as simple as making it shorter. They take a different part due to the fuel tank. 
    Id just have the back boxes changed to a twin design similar to OEM. If noise is the problem, good quality ones will help. 

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    Thanks for your response!

    Hmm...that's pitty that it's not that simple, then I have to search for an original 2 seater version exhaust.

    The sound from the stainless steal one is great, but for me to hard. (I'm very sensitive with my hearing)

    So I want to install an original, more silent one again.

    Once that's than, the stainless steal one will be for sale. 

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    Thing is an OEM one new is crazy money and anything used is unlikely to be of a condition you’d want to use. 
    Honestly, go have a chat with a local exhaust shop. Should be able to provide something suitable. 

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    9 minutes ago, Stephen said:

    Thing is an OEM one new is crazy money and anything used is unlikely to be of a condition you’d want to use. 
    Honestly, go have a chat with a local exhaust shop. Should be able to provide something suitable. 

    I agree with Steve......

    …...although I'd keep the system you have; that looks just right on your car mate:classic_cool:

    I have something to say............ It's better to burn out than to fade away..... :tt2:

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    16 minutes ago, RichardS said:

    I agree with Steve......

    …...although I'd keep the system you have; that looks just right on your car mate:classic_cool:

    Maybe some resonators or extra silencers if they’re aren’t any mid section. 

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    I really like the original exhaust pipes (and sound) it's more silent.

    I must see how I'm going to do this then.

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    I found and bought an original exhaust where only 8000 Miles are driven with!

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    So, I'm going to replace my stainless stain one, which will be for sale once I have replaced it.

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    Good find mate. Never seen one in that condition before ???

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    I still need to give it a good polish, I already cleaned a part and it turns out even better.

    When I cleaned it totally, I will show the final end result.

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