The Pulsar has been sold in Australia across several distinct generations, from the older N15 and N16 sedans and hatches through to the newer C12 hatch, and each platform uses different pipe routing. A cat-back upgrade is a popular, budget-friendly way to freshen up the sound on a small sedan, though power gains are modest. If your Pulsar is the SSS turbo variant, it typically needs a different pipe diameter to the standard petrol model. Browse the wider Nissan range for other models.

Does exhaust fitment differ across Pulsar generations?

Yes, older N15/N16 Pulsars and the newer C12 hatch use different platforms, so confirm your exact generation before ordering.

Will a Pulsar SSS turbo exhaust suit the standard petrol model?

No, SSS turbo models typically need a different pipe diameter and system to suit the turbocharged engine, so match parts to your exact variant.

Is a cat-back upgrade worth it on a Pulsar?

It's a popular budget-friendly way to freshen up the sound on a small sedan, though power gains are modest on this platform.

Do you stock standard replacement exhaust parts for an older Pulsar?

Yes, alongside performance options we carry standard replacement mufflers and pipes for common wear and rust issues.