Invidia(HS07IG4G3S) Q300 Cat-Back Exhaust System with Stainless Steel Tip for Infiniti G35 4-Door

This replaced a factory exhaust including the front y-pipe on a 2013 G37x sedan.The sound is deeper than factory and is noticeable above 3k rpm. Not raspy and definite increase in throttle response.

I say this from the perspective of a father and I put this on my daily driver. Very good quality welds and material. Right tip sits higher than the other and rubs on bumper though. Sound quality is fantastic from behind but is VERY quiet in the cabin and in front of the car. No instructions but pretty self explanatory.If i were to go back in time, I'd spend the extra $500-$800 on a louder exhaust like Stillen/Fast Intentions or ARK Grip which can be found on sale for $1800.If you aren't modifying your car beyond this and have a budget, this is a great deal and i say buy it. If you are doing (or plan on doing) other mods, get something else.

Full catback installed on a 2010 G37S. Zero issues with fitment. Looks fantastic. For some reason my stock exhaust was super quiet. This made the car sound like it should. Nice and quiet when you're cruising along, but gives you that perfect Infiniti purr when on throttle. Keep in mind, this exhaust isn't loud by any means, but it is a noticeable boost over stock. Also, since it is not super loud, engine/intake noise starts to take over (at least in my car) at around 4-4.5k RPM. You can obviously still hear it, but not as much internally in the cabin. I did not purchase this for any performance boost so I have no comment there. 10/10 - would buy again.

I was looking for a stainless cat back exhaust for a Infiniti G35 Sedan. I wanted something classy sound and not aggressive. The invidia was point on.

I put it on myself very simple to do but getting the original exhaust off was a pain in my ass due to rust.

Sounds nice 2008 Infiniti G35 good Fit Not to Loud