Y-Pipe Question
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Originally Posted by undrgnd
Has anyone heard of an aftermarket Y-Pipe with 2 1/4" (57mm) or 2 1/2" (64mm) inlets and 2 1/2" outlet? I want to go from 2 1/2" HFCs to a rear section with OEM dimensions.
Originally Posted by Ztalker
i got stillen y-pipe on stock exhaust, perfect fitment btw.
Originally Posted by stillen.com
The all new STILLEN Y-pipe is constructed of 2 1/2" pipe up to 3" on the collector and is made of stainless steel.
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quick run down the y pipes available.
350z y pipe breakdown
seems like the tanabe and 5zigen are the closest fit since the hks one is designed for their catback.
edit-link goes what i guess is a competing z site. you can search google for zwiki and y pipe comparison.
350z y pipe breakdown
seems like the tanabe and 5zigen are the closest fit since the hks one is designed for their catback.
edit-link goes what i guess is a competing z site. you can search google for zwiki and y pipe comparison.
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This is good info and put me on the right track. Kinetix made one that would work perfectly, but it has been discontinued. I found that HKS makes THIS ONE, and it's definitely very close. I do have the HR pipe on the way (the price was right), and I'll find out the dimensions when it gets here. Anyone have an HR Y-pipe handy that could measure the inlet/outlet real quick? If not, I'll post the dimensions after I get it.
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Originally Posted by undrgnd
This is good info and put me on the right track. Kinetix made one that would work perfectly, but it has been discontinued. I found that HKS makes THIS ONE, and it's definitely very close. I do have the HR pipe on the way (the price was right), and I'll find out the dimensions when it gets here. Anyone have an HR Y-pipe handy that could measure the inlet/outlet real quick? If not, I'll post the dimensions after I get it.
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I had an hr y pipe. The price is indeed good (200), although I never installed it on my 05, I got under the car when it was on lifts and everything seemed to match up fine. The only thing is there are some extra mounts on the head shielding that won't bolt up but that shouldn't be a problem. The hr y does seem to be a more free flowing design than previous years.
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- The HR ypipe is like ~1 inch too long
- Try tanable, it merges with a 70mm ouput, "cloesest" to stock
- I would recommend you to go do a Dr. Gas reducer mod on the ypipe, if you insist to change up the ypipe and stay stock for the rest of the exhaust
- Try tanable, it merges with a 70mm ouput, "cloesest" to stock
- I would recommend you to go do a Dr. Gas reducer mod on the ypipe, if you insist to change up the ypipe and stay stock for the rest of the exhaust
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Originally Posted by kramykram
Actually you can find a ypipe to stock dimensions on ebay, granted the quality may not be as good.
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Originally Posted by godmans
- The HR ypipe is like ~1 inch too long
- Try tanable, it merges with a 70mm ouput, "cloesest" to stock
- I would recommend you to go do a Dr. Gas reducer mod on the ypipe, if you insist to change up the ypipe and stay stock for the rest of the exhaust
- Try tanable, it merges with a 70mm ouput, "cloesest" to stock
- I would recommend you to go do a Dr. Gas reducer mod on the ypipe, if you insist to change up the ypipe and stay stock for the rest of the exhaust
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Originally Posted by Wired 24/7
yes I do remember the HKS being the closest, but the design for the HKS y-pipe is CRAP imo.
Originally Posted by godmans
- The HR ypipe is like ~1 inch too long
- Try tanable, it merges with a 70mm ouput, "cloesest" to stock
- I would recommend you to go do a Dr. Gas reducer mod on the ypipe, if you insist to change up the ypipe and stay stock for the rest of the exhaust
- Try tanable, it merges with a 70mm ouput, "cloesest" to stock
- I would recommend you to go do a Dr. Gas reducer mod on the ypipe, if you insist to change up the ypipe and stay stock for the rest of the exhaust
Found it! Looks exactly the same to me. DE on top of HR. Pic courtesy of Tac-M
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Originally Posted by undrgnd
Installed the HR Y-pipe on my revup today. It bolted up perfectly. 2" inlets, 2.5" outlet. Had to remove a couple of metal 'aero' covers because the HR Y-pipe is much wider at the back than the revup, but other than that, 'like a glove'.
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Didn't take off any heat shields, the pipe is intact. What I removed was the two aero shields normally attached to the car, outboard of the rear section of the OEM Y-pipe. I looked 'inside' the Y-pipe through the collector, and it looks really clean and smooth. I got if for free, paid $40 for shipping. Cudos to Tac-M who had no use for it, and didn't try to make a buck off a fellow Z owner.
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