Description
Nissan GT86 2nd stage Exhaust system 32025-AT005V
As the tuning level is advanced, implementing “silence” and “high power” together may be difficult. But, with 2sx Muffler, it is possible by the switchable valve equipped with this exhaust system. The valve controls the exhaust path depending on the engine RPM so the exhaust system can withstand high power maintaining silence at low speed.
Application Chart Inventory
Switchable Valve
This valve makes two exhaust paths. The valve is operated by an electric motor.
The valve is connected to the electric motor with a control cable to transmit power. The electric motor is automatically controlled by a controller.
* The controller is a purpose-built. The engine RPM signal and speed signal are required to connect to the controller.
The valve opens and closes automatically according to the engine RPM and speed.
This exhaust system with the switchable valve can implement “silence” and “high power” together.
TAIL
Simple but Special.
The exhaust tip is made of Titanium to create the impressive appearance.
The hairline processing to surface provides matte finish making a calm impression which is different from a stainless exhaust tip.
*1: About silencer shell type of Silent Hi-Power
TYPE-S/Oval silencer for noise reduction.
TYPE-H/Round silencer for performance.
*2: Main material in the component figure.
： SUS304/High quality stainless steel.
： SUH409/Stainless steel commonly used for stock exhaust.
*3: About center pipe
Diameter of center pipe is the portion that has the largest diameter. (Excluding silencer and tip.) It is the condition with stock suspension.
*4: Minimum road clearance between HKS muffler (Any parts included in the kit) and road surface. Therefore, it may be different from actual road clearance of the vehicle.
The data is basically the condition with stock suspension. However, please understand that some items have data with low down spring or ride height adjustable suspension kit.
Caution: Hook, bracket, stay may be changed without prior notice.
