AP Exhaust, what else
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AP Exhaust, what else
Hey a quick question as I'm getting ready to buy:
I'm looking to buy the Agency Power Single Exit Exhaust, what else do I need to complete this setup? Or will this exhaust hook up fine without any other parts? I can't find photos of it under the car, and to me it looks like it's not going to reach. Sorry, noob question here
I'm probably buying an X-pipe as well, heard those are pretty helpful.
I'm looking to buy the Agency Power Single Exit Exhaust, what else do I need to complete this setup? Or will this exhaust hook up fine without any other parts? I can't find photos of it under the car, and to me it looks like it's not going to reach. Sorry, noob question here
I'm probably buying an X-pipe as well, heard those are pretty helpful.
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"Long-Tube Headers (no need for a test pipe)"
Long tube headers take them away? I'm going for long tube headers in the near future.
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^ Ignore that.
"Long tube headers will replace our crappier stock headers and cats. Essentially like short tube headers + test pipes, but with a longer length before the tubes merge. This should give the biggest gain (best exhaust flow) and most likely save the most weight, but install is the most complicated."
"Long tube headers will replace our crappier stock headers and cats. Essentially like short tube headers + test pipes, but with a longer length before the tubes merge. This should give the biggest gain (best exhaust flow) and most likely save the most weight, but install is the most complicated."
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Based on that, something else to consider.... if you get a traditional X-pipe like this one....
...to run with your Agency single, you'll need to bring the dual outlets back together to feed the single mid-pipe. (If it still even fits.) May as well get the XYZ and just run the Agency off the end of it. But warnin' you, that sucker's gonna be LOUD with no resonator and only an N1 type muff at the tip. XYZ with HFC or resonator would be my rec.
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I would wait for the Tomei dual if I were you. If I knew of its existence I would have waited for it to come out. I'm personally not a fan of lth, I like my Tomei headers and they have the best fitment I've ever seen for this car.
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A crossover pipe, be it H, X or some conglomeration thereof, is generally intended for dual exhaust systems. Now, technically, an MD XYZ is all of those things.... an X-pipe (merge), Y-pipe, and a Z-pipe if you use the resonator or HFC option. Hence the name...
Based on that, something else to consider.... if you get a traditional X-pipe like this one....
...to run with your Agency single, you'll need to bring the dual outlets back together to feed the single mid-pipe. (If it still even fits.) May as well get the XYZ and just run the Agency off the end of it. But warnin' you, that sucker's gonna be LOUD with no resonator and only an N1 type muff at the tip. XYZ with HFC or resonator would be my rec.
Based on that, something else to consider.... if you get a traditional X-pipe like this one....
...to run with your Agency single, you'll need to bring the dual outlets back together to feed the single mid-pipe. (If it still even fits.) May as well get the XYZ and just run the Agency off the end of it. But warnin' you, that sucker's gonna be LOUD with no resonator and only an N1 type muff at the tip. XYZ with HFC or resonator would be my rec.
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But that’s more of a people problem versus the cars. 😆
I can't tell you if good or bad.... have to hear it. Probably about like the Tomei Single which sounds good but too loud for me.
Last edited by MicVelo; 03-30-2019 at 04:34 AM.
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Based on what I've read, an x-pipe will make more power on a dual exhaust (cat-back) than an h-pipe. The AP exhaust you have here is an axle-back. So you could run this exhaust and stock y-pipe, or replace the y-pipe with something else, like Motordyne. The clearance on the AP seems to be fine. That crushed bit of piping guarantees better clearance than the Tomei, even though the Tomei made more power in a dyno test Z1 did.
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They have been teasing on instagram for a few months, you can try asking them. I haven't looked into it because I literally had just got my new HKS a few months before they posted. If it's any similar to the FRS exhaust, it will basically be the current design with a split in the mid pipe. So it should still be pretty light.
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