Besides being the undersigned's weapon of choice in the NFS Underground and Underground 2 games, the Nissan 350Z, aka Nissan Fairlady Z Z33 in Japan was a long-time favorite for import events and drifting.
However, we're not here to talk about the Z's sideways-travelling capabilities, because someone thought the car could use a little help from its bigger, computer-imbued brother, the Nissan R35 GT-R.
And by help we mean in acoustic terms, as in an arsenal of noises enough to keep an entire neighbourhood up in the middle of the night. In other words, this 2004 Nissan 350Z you're about to see in the video below was fitted with a new exhaust system, coming from an R35 GT-R.
But although Godzilla is keen on charity acts, the exhaust system wasn't a perfect fit for the Z. Yet, that wasn't a problem for YouTube user ChadbeePhotography, the owner of the 350Z.
As he claims in the video's description, "the GT-R exhaust does not bolt up" so he had to make some mods in the mid section of the exhaust and change the location of the hangers on the mufflers. He must have also placed two Alpha male lions in the car's trunk, as the new "ringtone" on the coupe will make the hairs on your back rise and puncture your shirt or whatever you're wearing.
Lucky for those who appreciate a proper exhaust soundtrack, the video was also shot from inside the car, and the user claims no video or audio editing work was done on the clip.
Now, as you know, we won't start describing what's happening in the video, because this is for you to discover. Make sure you used headphones for this one, to enjoy the full effect of that exhaust system. Also, keeping the volume as high as possible might help.
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