Automatic owners! Did the y-pipe make an impression on you?
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Automatic owners! Did the y-pipe make an impression on you?
How much horsepower did you gain? Did you think it was worth it? Did the performance impress you? I might be getting the Budget y-pipe, but don't know if it is worth for the auto. Thanks everyone!
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Originally Posted by balla95_se
How much horsepower did you gain? Did you think it was worth it? Did the performance impress you? I might be getting the Budget y-pipe, but don't know if it is worth for the auto. Thanks everyone!
PS: Get header wrap and wrap the pipe, it makes it quiet.
#5
Originally Posted by FazliS85
Oh its worth it allright!! Its the best bang for the buck...I got the budget y-pipe (all are the same) and felt the differance. The hp depends on the car (10-18). I cant find my friends dyno slip but he got around 21hps with the budget y-pipe and a frankencar intake. Good luck, you wont regret it.
PS: Get header wrap and wrap the pipe, it makes it quiet.
PS: Get header wrap and wrap the pipe, it makes it quiet.
I agree, def worth it. I have a CAI with mine and just added a dynomax turbo muffler, sounds a little like mustang.
About the header wrap, How much quieter does it get and how much did you wrap. just to cat?
#6
Originally Posted by Hugemax95
I agree, def worth it. I have a CAI with mine and just added a dynomax turbo muffler, sounds a little like mustang.
About the header wrap, How much quieter does it get and how much did you wrap. just to cat?
About the header wrap, How much quieter does it get and how much did you wrap. just to cat?
#10
Don’t do it. You do not get the full benefit compare to 5spd. A/T normally shifts around 1-3rpm. You really need to step on the gas for 4rpm. A/T shifts too much unless you drive straight on. If you have the time play, go try it and tell us about it. Have fun and good luck. Remember to torch those cat flange nuts before trying to install it yourself.
Please post here on how I can easily reach 4-5rpm.
Please post here on how I can easily reach 4-5rpm.
#12
unless you're in constant city traffic and applying less than 35% pressure on your gas pedal there's no reason why your A/T won't rev well over 1-3k rpm.
Apply more pressure to your gas pedal?
heh.
Originally Posted by joew
Please post here on how I can easily reach 4-5rpm.
heh.
#19
Originally Posted by joew
Don’t do it. You do not get the full benefit compare to 5spd. A/T normally shifts around 1-3rpm. You really need to step on the gas for 4rpm. A/T shifts too much unless you drive straight on. If you have the time play, go try it and tell us about it. Have fun and good luck. Remember to torch those cat flange nuts before trying to install it yourself.
Please post here on how I can easily reach 4-5rpm.
Please post here on how I can easily reach 4-5rpm.
#20
getting a auto above 3k is easy. i feel my y above 4k rpms. the car feels like its pulling harder. i plan on doing headers and a racing pipe soon. i expect to get another gain similiar to what i felt with my Y. course this is all butt dynoed
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Originally Posted by Torgus
getting a auto above 3k is easy. i feel my y above 4k rpms. the car feels like its pulling harder. i plan on doing headers and a racing pipe soon. i expect to get another gain similiar to what i felt with my Y. course this is all butt dynoed
Are you going to go with the Cattman headers?
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