Are the Y-pipe power gains worth it with Stock Cat and Exhaust?
Are the Y-pipe power gains worth it with Stock Cat and Exhaust?
I've SEARCHED! but haven't really found an answer to this one, anyone that has seen this question before please post the thread link.
I'm considering a franken car intake and a Warpspeed Y-pipe for my performance mods. I want to know if I will see significant gains with those while keepin the cat, exhaust and muffler stock.
Kevin
I'm considering a franken car intake and a Warpspeed Y-pipe for my performance mods. I want to know if I will see significant gains with those while keepin the cat, exhaust and muffler stock.
Kevin
Re: Are the Y-pipe power gains worth it with Stock Cat and Exhaust?
Originally posted by Kevin
I've SEARCHED! but haven't really found an answer to this one, anyone that has seen this question before please post the thread link.
I'm considering a franken car intake and a Warpspeed Y-pipe for my performance mods. I want to know if I will see significant gains with those while keepin the cat, exhaust and muffler stock.
Kevin
I've SEARCHED! but haven't really found an answer to this one, anyone that has seen this question before please post the thread link.
I'm considering a franken car intake and a Warpspeed Y-pipe for my performance mods. I want to know if I will see significant gains with those while keepin the cat, exhaust and muffler stock.
Kevin
That looks like a good Y pipe/intake combo. I've actually heard running the stock exhaust/cat is actually the better way to go. Still looks and sounds stock, but only lose like 1 or 2 HP by not having aftermarket exhaust. I would keep the exhaust stock
Re: Are the Y-pipe power gains worth it with Stock Cat and Exhaust?
Originally posted by Kevin
I've SEARCHED! but haven't really found an answer to this one, anyone that has seen this question before please post the thread link.
I'm considering a franken car intake and a Warpspeed Y-pipe for my performance mods. I want to know if I will see significant gains with those while keepin the cat, exhaust and muffler stock.
Kevin
I've SEARCHED! but haven't really found an answer to this one, anyone that has seen this question before please post the thread link.
I'm considering a franken car intake and a Warpspeed Y-pipe for my performance mods. I want to know if I will see significant gains with those while keepin the cat, exhaust and muffler stock.
Kevin
Can someone clear a few things up for me...
I am getting a y-pipe soon and a thread a few weeks ago mentioned that 99 SE-L's have different y-pipes???? or are they all the same??
This confuses me and i do not know which to get..btw my car is fed spec. thanx
I am getting a y-pipe soon and a thread a few weeks ago mentioned that 99 SE-L's have different y-pipes???? or are they all the same??
This confuses me and i do not know which to get..btw my car is fed spec. thanx
Originally posted by ImStockBaby
Can someone clear a few things up for me...
I am getting a y-pipe soon and a thread a few weeks ago mentioned that 99 SE-L's have different y-pipes???? or are they all the same??
This confuses me and i do not know which to get..btw my car is fed spec. thanx
Can someone clear a few things up for me...
I am getting a y-pipe soon and a thread a few weeks ago mentioned that 99 SE-L's have different y-pipes???? or are they all the same??
This confuses me and i do not know which to get..btw my car is fed spec. thanx
I have a question that maybe you all can answer, the warpspeed Y is 2.5" at the collecter, isn't the stock cat and the rest of the exhaust 2.25"? How does a 2.5" Y just bolt on with no fitment problems, and if I got the Y and cat at the same time would it be a simple driveway bolt on that would take maybe 2hrs?
Problems w/resonator on lowered ride height
This is a little off the subject, but relevent. I lowered my car, and the resonator after the cat bottoms out often. I was planning on getting a y-pipe, but also seriously considering getting an aftermarket b-pipe because of the decreased clearance. Would you guys recommend changing the b-pipe also?
Re: Problems w/resonator on lowered ride height
Originally posted by 97RxMaXsE
This is a little off the subject, but relevent. I lowered my car, and the resonator after the cat bottoms out often. I was planning on getting a y-pipe, but also seriously considering getting an aftermarket b-pipe because of the decreased clearance. Would you guys recommend changing the b-pipe also?
This is a little off the subject, but relevent. I lowered my car, and the resonator after the cat bottoms out often. I was planning on getting a y-pipe, but also seriously considering getting an aftermarket b-pipe because of the decreased clearance. Would you guys recommend changing the b-pipe also?
There is also a b-pipe fix if you dont want to get the whole b-pipe. I believe it gets rid of the resonator too so it will help your ground clearance.
Re: Re: Problems w/resonator on lowered ride height
Originally posted by 96sleeper
A b-pipe gives some gains on the top end because we have a very restrictive section right before the resonator. They have a picture on http://www.warpspeedperformance.com/bpipefix.htm
A b-pipe gives some gains on the top end because we have a very restrictive section right before the resonator. They have a picture on http://www.warpspeedperformance.com/bpipefix.htm
Re: Problems w/resonator on lowered ride height
Originally posted by 97RxMaXsE
This is a little off the subject, but relevent. I lowered my car, and the resonator after the cat bottoms out often. I was planning on getting a y-pipe, but also seriously considering getting an aftermarket b-pipe because of the decreased clearance. Would you guys recommend changing the b-pipe also?
This is a little off the subject, but relevent. I lowered my car, and the resonator after the cat bottoms out often. I was planning on getting a y-pipe, but also seriously considering getting an aftermarket b-pipe because of the decreased clearance. Would you guys recommend changing the b-pipe also?
Originally posted by NAS
I have a question that maybe you all can answer, the warpspeed Y is 2.5" at the collecter, isn't the stock cat and the rest of the exhaust 2.25"? How does a 2.5" Y just bolt on with no fitment problems, and if I got the Y and cat at the same time would it be a simple driveway bolt on that would take maybe 2hrs?
I have a question that maybe you all can answer, the warpspeed Y is 2.5" at the collecter, isn't the stock cat and the rest of the exhaust 2.25"? How does a 2.5" Y just bolt on with no fitment problems, and if I got the Y and cat at the same time would it be a simple driveway bolt on that would take maybe 2hrs?
Originally posted by NAS
I have a question that maybe you all can answer, the warpspeed Y is 2.5" at the collecter, isn't the stock cat and the rest of the exhaust 2.25"? How does a 2.5" Y just bolt on with no fitment problems, and if I got the Y and cat at the same time would it be a simple driveway bolt on that would take maybe 2hrs?
I have a question that maybe you all can answer, the warpspeed Y is 2.5" at the collecter, isn't the stock cat and the rest of the exhaust 2.25"? How does a 2.5" Y just bolt on with no fitment problems, and if I got the Y and cat at the same time would it be a simple driveway bolt on that would take maybe 2hrs?
Originally posted by Kevin
do the 95-96 4th gens need the B-pipe?
Kevin
do the 95-96 4th gens need the B-pipe?
Kevin
Originally posted by mitch33x
I have a WSP Y and stock cat/catback....with the y the exhaust is slightly louder....still extremely quiet......get the Y
I have a WSP Y and stock cat/catback....with the y the exhaust is slightly louder....still extremely quiet......get the Y
Thanks
Kevin
Originally posted by Kevin
Is it absolutley necesary to get teh B pipe with the Y? I'm thinking of just trying the Y only along iwth the frankencar. Also you live by rutgers right? did you go for the Steel one? MIG or TIG? also where did you get it installed?
Thanks
Kevin
Is it absolutley necesary to get teh B pipe with the Y? I'm thinking of just trying the Y only along iwth the frankencar. Also you live by rutgers right? did you go for the Steel one? MIG or TIG? also where did you get it installed?
Thanks
Kevin

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I say get the Y pipe and intake first and see how you like them (you will).....Yes, I live near rutgers, actually 1 block from Rutgers College. I got a WSP Stainless TIG. I got it installed at Mufflex in Trenton www.mufflex-performance.com
Re: Are the Y-pipe power gains worth it with Stock Cat and Exhaust?
Originally posted by Kevin
I've SEARCHED! but haven't really found an answer to this one, anyone that has seen this question before please post the thread link.
I'm considering a franken car intake and a Warpspeed Y-pipe for my performance mods. I want to know if I will see significant gains with those while keepin the cat, exhaust and muffler stock.
Kevin
I've SEARCHED! but haven't really found an answer to this one, anyone that has seen this question before please post the thread link.
I'm considering a franken car intake and a Warpspeed Y-pipe for my performance mods. I want to know if I will see significant gains with those while keepin the cat, exhaust and muffler stock.
Kevin
on their face. -Sryth...
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'98 SE 5spd, Pebble Beige, PRCAI, Stillen Y, Stillen FSTB, ACT clutch.
Pacesetter STS to be installed this week!
I ran 14.4 @ 96.5 mph with ONLY a y-pipe, down from a 14.8 @ 92.6 stock. Seems pretty worth it to me
I've got a bunch of mods now and still stock exhaust. Exhaust will be my last mod. (ECU and UDP first).
I've got a bunch of mods now and still stock exhaust. Exhaust will be my last mod. (ECU and UDP first).
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