Y-pipe is finally on!

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04-26-2005 | 04:59 PM

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lilaclucymaxima

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Originally Posted by hollaatchaboi

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOTTTTTTTTTTTT!!!!!!! I just changed my knock sensor and added my y pipe. Now i know what everyone is talking about...the power feels good. I have and ebay muffler and with the y pipe it sounds deeper and a little raspy....but i like it. And there are instant gains......my cousin used to beat me with his acura 3.5 rl......but now the tables have turned.....i beat him by 3 car lengths (it would have been more, but the speed limiter kicked in.

Sweet dude, yeah I used to be only a little faster than my friend's '93 dodge dakota sport... now I would crush him if we ever raced again. Definitely the best bang for your buck mod.

04-26-2005 | 06:16 PM

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A32Matt

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Originally Posted by enjoyincubus504

A poor flex section is not the only way you can get that "bees in a can" sound... you can have a faulty gasket, causing an exhaust leak and a crappy sound.

yeah, when i got it installed i heard the bees noise and immediately checked for leaks, and i found a huge one which i thought was the only cause for the noise. but, after getting it fixed and all of the other exhaust gaskets checked out, the noise is still there. this sux

i'm learning to live with the noise though, even though it sounds like crap.

04-27-2005 | 07:39 AM

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Originally Posted by enjoyincubus504

A poor flex section is not the only way you can get that "bees in a can" sound... you can have a faulty gasket, causing an exhaust leak and a crappy sound.

Crappy sound from an exhaust leak and "bees in a can" are two very different sounds. The bees come from the flex section.