i vote for budget..... again
sorry to all u wackspeed i mean warpspeed lovers.

 

thanx for yalls input. on all of this, it really is helping me alot seeing from the different perspectives of ppl.

 

personally, i don't own a Y-pipe..........yet

but in person i've heard both the cattman and WSP, and both were with 2.5" piping and a can muffler(blah)

but anyway they were both on 97 max/5 speed........one was a buddy i went to school with and the other was a cool azz guy who drove a sterling mist max with 2 stockies up front and 2 mesh in the back, met him @ the QT on barrett

anyway....the cattman definitely sounded deeper than the WSP, not necessarily louder but a better tone; but that wasn't due to the muffler because they both had POS ones

 

i got the typeR one from ebay, it came with red type R stickers which i put on my back window.

go budget, your paying 200 dollars for a pipe thats all

 

If all pipes are the same diameter, and are mandrel bent, which they are, we buy them for the power per $$ ratio, so if all things are the same and you can get a SS Y for close to the same price as an Aluminized steel, why not get the one that's the best price and SS????............ BUDGET, they are in the exhaust business that is what they built their company on! They mfg their own, volume,volume,volume.

 

^^ yep, i'd go budget over WSP.....and definitely Stainless steel above all else

 

I really hope some Superflo owners chime in on this one.....

Can someone post a picture of it too... I don't see it on Warpspeed's website.

Also, are aluminized steel y-pipes lighter than SS y-pipes? If so, how much lighter? I want to shave as much weight as possible, and it might influence my decision on which one to buy.

Thanks.

James

 

pictures of the super-flo y-pipe are on ebay... just search for "warpspeed y-pipe"

 

ill prob be ordering the new wsp superflo pipe within the next few weeks. ill get you guys some feedback as soon as i can.

 

i mean of course its going to feel great, but you cant really tell unless you had a diffferent brand before. and you cant really know how durable it is right when you buy it. or are you buying it just to be the first to experiment? i give you props for that :

 

well ive ridden in other maxes w/ other y-pipes so i kinda have a feel for what they are like (good point tho). i was really talkin about sound and such. i HATE rice/bees in a can/whatever so thats whats most attractive about it

 

yeah..I can fer sher tell you that the only diff. between my 4th gen and my buddy's 3rd gen is there is no "rasp" (an airy sound which is kinda like bees in the can, in other words, more sound, less air noise--more rich like sound)...as opposed to my y pipe from them which is the lined flex section style...which has a little rasp...less than most setups I have heard, but it's there nonetheless...

getting headers soon, so I don't really care about upgrading to the superflo to get rid of the rasp as the cattmans or hotshot headers should take care of that!!

 

well nm - i just ordered the superflo (couldnt wait) so ill have some feedback by next week hopefully/ the lady at warpspeed was really nice and helpful too - props to them.

 

I installed a budget y-pipe last July, fits perfect and for the price - $160 US, it can't be beat. Flex section is of high quality stainless steel mesh, I live in boston and we had like four major snow storms...my Y-pipe has yet to show any rust. The y-pipe they have now is much better, they're fully polished instead of being painted. Mine is silver...o wells....