is it worth saving money with a budget y pipe?
is it worth saving money with a budget y pipe?
i want to purchase a budget y pipe and i noticed it's a lot less expensive then all the other ones. is there a reason for this or are they just living up to their name? on top of all that, is a y pipe really worth the money? will i feel a difference? i have a 99 se auto. thanks guys for the info.
ben
ben
Originally posted by clee130
Almost everyone that has bought the y-pipe seems happy with it.
Save up, get it, be happy.
Almost everyone that has bought the y-pipe seems happy with it.
Save up, get it, be happy.
I have installed mine on Sunday. Removing of the OEM one really sucks but installing the Budget pipe is pretty easy. The effect is great too... I love it
those ae canadian prices (if you dont know), so really alot less in US terms....its not much extra money for the SS pipe, so personally i would go for that....if you odnt live in an area with much rain/snow, go with aluminized, no real difference in performance
Originally posted by Jamsan
those ae canadian prices (if you dont know), so really alot less in US terms....its not much extra money for the SS pipe, so personally i would go for that....if you odnt live in an area with much rain/snow, go with aluminized, no real difference in performance
those ae canadian prices (if you dont know), so really alot less in US terms....its not much extra money for the SS pipe, so personally i would go for that....if you odnt live in an area with much rain/snow, go with aluminized, no real difference in performance
we do get quite a bit of snow in the winter...and i guess average rainfall.
is there any difference in quality? longevity?
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