Y-pipe installed
Originally posted by daytona350z
do you happen to know a price for that package?
thanks
do you happen to know a price for that package?
thanks
Originally posted by westpak
Not sure, don't quote me but probably around 550 plus shipping, give Roger a call, they should be there today 561-963-8700.
Not sure, don't quote me but probably around 550 plus shipping, give Roger a call, they should be there today 561-963-8700.
Originally posted by kopo
ok b-pipe group buy time please
ok b-pipe group buy time please
Originally posted by westpak
You were reading my mind, I talked to them and will hopefully have some info within a couple of weeks and see about organizing a group buy.
You were reading my mind, I talked to them and will hopefully have some info within a couple of weeks and see about organizing a group buy.
Originally posted by kopo
ok b-pipe group buy time please
ok b-pipe group buy time please
NOOOO!!!!! okay... just let me know if this thing gets going.
New Year's Resolution No. 1:
Stay away from group buys!!!!
That'll probably be the first 1 I break too.
Instead of getting a 3" y-pipe and b-pipe combo, why not just get something like the Kinetix y-pipe which matches the 2.5" stock system? I just found out about that part today, so I'm really thinking about going that route instead. No b-pipe to purchase. 
I guess you have to get a b-pipe if you've already gotten a 3" y-pipe, but the folks who haven't gotten anything yet might want to consider the Kinetix y-pipe instead. Just keep the stock b-pipe and muffler.

I guess you have to get a b-pipe if you've already gotten a 3" y-pipe, but the folks who haven't gotten anything yet might want to consider the Kinetix y-pipe instead. Just keep the stock b-pipe and muffler.
Originally posted by jreiter
Instead of getting a 3" y-pipe and b-pipe combo, why not just get something like the Kinetix y-pipe which matches the 2.5" stock system? I just found out about that part today, so I'm really thinking about going that route instead. No b-pipe to purchase.
I guess you have to get a b-pipe if you've already gotten a 3" y-pipe, but the folks who haven't gotten anything yet might want to consider the Kinetix y-pipe instead. Just keep the stock b-pipe and muffler.
Instead of getting a 3" y-pipe and b-pipe combo, why not just get something like the Kinetix y-pipe which matches the 2.5" stock system? I just found out about that part today, so I'm really thinking about going that route instead. No b-pipe to purchase.

I guess you have to get a b-pipe if you've already gotten a 3" y-pipe, but the folks who haven't gotten anything yet might want to consider the Kinetix y-pipe instead. Just keep the stock b-pipe and muffler.
Originally posted by westpak
But the whole point is to get as much 3" piping as you can, the muffler doesn't matter but the b pipe does so why just get a y-pipe?
But the whole point is to get as much 3" piping as you can, the muffler doesn't matter but the b pipe does so why just get a y-pipe?
Originally posted by Diesel350
So by going with 3" piping throughout will you gain more HP than 2.5" piping?
So by going with 3" piping throughout will you gain more HP than 2.5" piping?
Originally posted by westpak
But the whole point is to get as much 3" piping as you can, the muffler doesn't matter but the b pipe does so why just get a y-pipe?
But the whole point is to get as much 3" piping as you can, the muffler doesn't matter but the b pipe does so why just get a y-pipe?
Originally posted by jreiter
Wait a sec, that doesn't make sense. Your exhaust system is only as big as the smallest point. If you have a 4" pipe all the way back, with a taper down to the 2.5" muffler at the end, you'll only flow as good as a 2.5" system. In fact, it might be less because that taper can cause problems recompressing the exhaust gases.
Wait a sec, that doesn't make sense. Your exhaust system is only as big as the smallest point. If you have a 4" pipe all the way back, with a taper down to the 2.5" muffler at the end, you'll only flow as good as a 2.5" system. In fact, it might be less because that taper can cause problems recompressing the exhaust gases.
The base dyno was 237.2 HP and 231.9 TQ
Straight only 242.4 HP & 239.2 TQ increase = 5.2 HP & 7.3 TQ
Y-pipe and straight 248.2 HP & 243.2 TQ increase = 11 HP & 11.3
Any one chime in if a I am wrong, but a 3" pipe is a 3" pipe. Why not go to a local muffler shop and get one fabricated? That's what I did with my set up. After all it is a straigth pipe. 3" equals 3" matter who makes it.
Here's pic of mine. I went to Miami Muffler, a loal shop. They also have an internet bussiness. I paid $600 for the test pipes, y-pipe, 3" b pipe, and Greddy SP2 install (I brought the SP2). I don't know how much the 3" pipe alone would cost.

Here's the web address
http://www.vrsexhaust.com
Here's pic of mine. I went to Miami Muffler, a loal shop. They also have an internet bussiness. I paid $600 for the test pipes, y-pipe, 3" b pipe, and Greddy SP2 install (I brought the SP2). I don't know how much the 3" pipe alone would cost.

Here's the web address
http://www.vrsexhaust.com
Originally posted by nsanbyker
Since my instruction manual is in japanese, does anyone happen to know the torque specs for the y-pipe and b-pipe?
Since my instruction manual is in japanese, does anyone happen to know the torque specs for the y-pipe and b-pipe?
38-47 ft-lbs mid-pipe to y-pipe connection
34-44 ft-lbs y-pipe to cats
That being said I just torque until they are really tight and no leaks.




