NISMO and HFCs...
Originally Posted by 3kgtslflip
hfc is better for the environment though, even if it is just a little, lol. Stay green 

lol, i think you are the first person on this forum that prefers HFC over TP's for the purpose of being environmentally friendly other then myself. Call me a tree hugger, i know :-(
Originally Posted by ReV2Red
Of course, greener too. All for tree huggin power.
No but seriously, you can't "get around it" in Europe. If you don't have cats, you fail. Period.
No but seriously, you can't "get around it" in Europe. If you don't have cats, you fail. Period.
Originally Posted by stylett9
lol, i think you are the first person on this forum that prefers HFC over TP's for the purpose of being environmentally friendly other then myself. Call me a tree hugger, i know :-(
Lol, maybe it was you who said that they would take the minimal loss in performance to help protect the environment or something like that, but that is something I could definately agree on, lol.
hey guys... so i got the BERK HFCs with the support brackets... And now i need a flexy y-pipe so my nismo wont crack the berks... Im thinking of picking up a used Tanabe y-pipe...
Questions:
1. I know JIC is good, but will the Tanabe y-pipe be as flexy??
2. Will tanabe y pipe fit the nismo exhaust?
thanks
Questions:
1. I know JIC is good, but will the Tanabe y-pipe be as flexy??
2. Will tanabe y pipe fit the nismo exhaust?
thanks
Originally Posted by ginobetterfly
hey guys... so i got the BERK HFCs with the support brackets... And now i need a flexy y-pipe so my nismo wont crack the berks... Im thinking of picking up a used Tanabe y-pipe...
Questions:
1. I know JIC is good, but will the Tanabe y-pipe be as flexy??
2. Will tanabe y pipe fit the nismo exhaust?
thanks
Questions:
1. I know JIC is good, but will the Tanabe y-pipe be as flexy??
2. Will tanabe y pipe fit the nismo exhaust?
thanks
If not, I would go with the JIC.
Originally Posted by Reality350
Your nismo didnt come with a y-pipe?
If not, I would go with the JIC.
If not, I would go with the JIC.

^ i think they are saying that the Nismo y-pipe IS a flexy pipe. Is it just that the Nimso y-pipe just doesn't flex enough for you?
I won't have any "flexy" areas in my exhaust at all - we'll see how long my cats hold up.
I won't have any "flexy" areas in my exhaust at all - we'll see how long my cats hold up.
Originally Posted by JonnyC
^ i think they are saying that the Nismo y-pipe IS a flexy pipe. Is it just that the Nimso y-pipe just doesn't flex enough for you?
I won't have any "flexy" areas in my exhaust at all - we'll see how long my cats hold up.
I won't have any "flexy" areas in my exhaust at all - we'll see how long my cats hold up.
If you search and read (even the rest of this thread i believe) you will see that the nismo exhaust breaks HFCs and TPs due to its un-flexingness (sp? haha)...
Originally Posted by ginobetterfly
hey guys... so i got the BERK HFCs with the support brackets... And now i need a flexy y-pipe so my nismo wont crack the berks... Im thinking of picking up a used Tanabe y-pipe...
Questions:
1. I know JIC is good, but will the Tanabe y-pipe be as flexy??
2. Will tanabe y pipe fit the nismo exhaust?
thanks
Questions:
1. I know JIC is good, but will the Tanabe y-pipe be as flexy??
2. Will tanabe y pipe fit the nismo exhaust?
thanks
BTW, post sound clips when you get these installed, I like to hear these kinds of setups.
Originally Posted by gsingh350Z
Your Berk HFCs came with support brackets, and that's all the support they really need. It is not necessary for you to switch out your Nismo y-pipe.
BTW, post sound clips when you get these installed, I like to hear these kinds of setups.
BTW, post sound clips when you get these installed, I like to hear these kinds of setups.

Yeah, my Berk's came with the brackets (edit). However, Brian (from Berk) says that it's best to have at least one flex pipe on the y-pipe, yet my Stillen pipe is rigid. We'll see how it works out. Hey, muscle cars back in the 60's were able to go without flex pipes then i'm sure ours can as well.
Last edited by JonnyC; Mar 2, 2008 at 09:54 PM.
Originally Posted by tnk210
Mine cracked with under 1000 miles on it (no brackets). I just picked up the new set (with brackets) so we'll see.




