WSP Y-PIPE does it relly work?
02-04-2002, 07:14 PM
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WSP Y-PIPE does it relly work?
Im thinking about buying a WSP Y-pipe, and the guy on the phone told me that it adds 15 hp. Personaly, i find that hard to believe. Does anybody have one? Is it worth the $205? I would like to learn from others mistakes...or their victories.
02-04-2002, 07:40 PM
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get it, combined with an intake, you will notice a HUGE difference with the y-pipe. i have considered this mod for my car but i don't know how much longer i'm gonna keep it. if i decide to keep it, the y-pipe would definatley be my next mod. best bang for your buck on our cars.
02-04-2002, 08:43 PM
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why did you gut your cat???
You should just replace it with a better flowing one that still maintains healthy backpressure.
backpressure=torque
Ask any muscle car tuner. Besides, it's illegal everywhere I know to run with a gutted cat and diminishes the daily dirveability of your car.
You should just replace it with a better flowing one that still maintains healthy backpressure.
backpressure=torque
Ask any muscle car tuner. Besides, it's illegal everywhere I know to run with a gutted cat and diminishes the daily dirveability of your car.
02-04-2002, 08:54 PM
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Originally posted by DA-MAX
best easy bolt-on mod PERIOD!!!!! easy install and power is felt instantly, if you plan to make your car fast, leaving out the y-pipe is NOT a choice! GET IT!!!!
best easy bolt-on mod PERIOD!!!!! easy install and power is felt instantly, if you plan to make your car fast, leaving out the y-pipe is NOT a choice! GET IT!!!!
I believe WSP claims about 12 added HP over stock, with no exageration.
02-05-2002, 12:43 AM
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Originally posted by snoboarder
Also, I have a gutted cat with the empty housing and a Borla high flow muffler, will cause a problem?
Also, I have a gutted cat with the empty housing and a Borla high flow muffler, will cause a problem?
02-05-2002, 08:34 AM
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You make the call.......
here look
http://images.cardomain.com/installs...742_6_full.jpg
top is a WSP ypipe..
bottom is Stock..
look at the restrictive design of the stock pipe... it sux and actually tries.. to get flow.. FLOWING BACK INTO The engine.. so yah..... any thing is better than stock.
http://images.cardomain.com/installs...742_6_full.jpg
top is a WSP ypipe..
bottom is Stock..
look at the restrictive design of the stock pipe... it sux and actually tries.. to get flow.. FLOWING BACK INTO The engine.. so yah..... any thing is better than stock.
02-05-2002, 10:49 PM
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Originally posted by nismo1989
why did you gut your cat???
You should just replace it with a better flowing one that still maintains healthy backpressure.
backpressure=torque
Ask any muscle car tuner. Besides, it's illegal everywhere I know to run with a gutted cat and diminishes the daily dirveability of your car.
why did you gut your cat???
You should just replace it with a better flowing one that still maintains healthy backpressure.
backpressure=torque
Ask any muscle car tuner. Besides, it's illegal everywhere I know to run with a gutted cat and diminishes the daily dirveability of your car.
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