Gamble

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Anyone ever heard of this or used it? I found a local selling this y pipe for a good price, but I never heard of it. How does it fit/perform?

Maximum Performance

http://www.vqpower.com/v2/print.php?type=N&item_id=85

nelledge

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Haven't really heard too much about them which is usually not good. Here are a couple links found with the search regarding Stone Mountain products. Link 1 Link 2 There are other threads that talk about them as well. Most complain about fitment issues.

ajcool2

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My gf had it on her vq35 swapped 4th gen all last year and it worked fine. She trapped 103 and ran 13.5 with it so it works.

ChrisMan287

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A y-pipe is a y-pipe..

nelledge

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Unless you're the one installing it.

cartman854

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Lolz. The truth hurts

j-dawg

Jack Donaghy: I can't have bedbugs. I went to Princeton.
Kenneth Parcell: Sir, everyone can get them. Back in Stone Mountain, even the mayor had them, and she was a horse.

FFMaxima

i agree a y-pipes a y-pipe

98nismomax

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buy it if it's in good condition and for a good price.

Gamble

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It's $100 and new.

hectorc

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Just get the new pipe then. The cheapest ones used to run for about $140, anything cheaper than that is made in China.

Frankly, any y-pipe that gets rid of the pre cats will give you gains. The biggest issue with some brands was fitment...anything can be made to fit at the shop. I don't remember the issue with Stone Racing if any other than it was the most similar to the stock y-pipe diameter.

Gamble

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Aren't new pipes $250+?

hectorc

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If you're seeing them for $250 then why is $100 too complicated of a decision?

Stainless are $250, aluminum used to go for $140+ depends who was selling. Warspeed used to the cheapest besides Stone Mountain, or any other JDM ebay brand

Gamble

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Oh sorry I read your post wrong. I thought you were telling me to get a different new one.