Thinking about buying a Y and/or exhaust...need some help on deciding
Should i get Aluminized WSP Y or a SS WSP Ypipe? since that is the cheapest, thats the one i want ..i guess.... also what kinda exhaust should i get to compliment this? APexi WS? or GREDDY SP??
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As my sig indicates, I have both a Cattman SS Y-pipe and a GReddy SS cat-back exhaust system. I also put on a Stillen hi-flow intake, which works well with the exhaust mods. In fact, I believe these mods make better HP as a group than they do individually. (I thought about getting a Random Technologies hi-flow cat, but the scuttlebutt I hear seems to indicate it's not worth it, as the bang-for-the-buck factor is too low.)
I like the SS parts. The system will last forever without rusting, and they look good, too. The sound of my exhaust is nice, and I enjoy a real increase in power, especially at the top end. And I get about 10% better gas mileage than stock! With gas prices as high as they are, it makes sense to put these mods on...
My advice:
Go the extra nickel. Go first-class. You will *never* be sorry you did! Good luck.
I like the SS parts. The system will last forever without rusting, and they look good, too. The sound of my exhaust is nice, and I enjoy a real increase in power, especially at the top end. And I get about 10% better gas mileage than stock! With gas prices as high as they are, it makes sense to put these mods on...
My advice:
Go the extra nickel. Go first-class. You will *never* be sorry you did! Good luck.
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legal?
Originally posted by bullseye
As my sig indicates, I have both a Cattman SS Y-pipe and a GReddy SS cat-back exhaust system. I also put on a Stillen hi-flow intake, which works well with the exhaust mods. In fact, I believe these mods make better HP as a group than they do individually. (I thought about getting a Random Technologies hi-flow cat, but the scuttlebutt I hear seems to indicate it's not worth it, as the bang-for-the-buck factor is too low.)
I like the SS parts. The system will last forever without rusting, and they look good, too. The sound of my exhaust is nice, and I enjoy a real increase in power, especially at the top end. And I get about 10% better gas mileage than stock! With gas prices as high as they are, it makes sense to put these mods on...
My advice:
Go the extra nickel. Go first-class. You will *never* be sorry you did! Good luck.
As my sig indicates, I have both a Cattman SS Y-pipe and a GReddy SS cat-back exhaust system. I also put on a Stillen hi-flow intake, which works well with the exhaust mods. In fact, I believe these mods make better HP as a group than they do individually. (I thought about getting a Random Technologies hi-flow cat, but the scuttlebutt I hear seems to indicate it's not worth it, as the bang-for-the-buck factor is too low.)
I like the SS parts. The system will last forever without rusting, and they look good, too. The sound of my exhaust is nice, and I enjoy a real increase in power, especially at the top end. And I get about 10% better gas mileage than stock! With gas prices as high as they are, it makes sense to put these mods on...
My advice:
Go the extra nickel. Go first-class. You will *never* be sorry you did! Good luck.
Did you install it yourself or got it at the shop and had it done?
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