I'm looking to eliminate the pre-cats on a 1995 Maxima
#1
I'm looking to eliminate the pre-cats on a 1995 Maxima
Well i bought a 1995 maxima a few months ago and I found a hole right in one of the pre-cats, so I want to replace the y-pipe with something without the pre-cats,
I'm also a college student on a budget, so i'm wondering what would be the cheapest but most effective fix would be
I'm also a college student on a budget, so i'm wondering what would be the cheapest but most effective fix would be
#5
I don't want to delete the y-pipe, more or less just replace the y-pipe with something that doesn't have the pre-cats, could i get away with something like that in NY state cause of the inspections?
#6
Yeah just get a Warpspeed or find a Budget one used on the .org. If you want to go big a guy is selling a nice one for $700 but otherwise you can just get a cheap one. Inspections will be fine so long as you let the car heat up first before testing and replace the o2 sensors if needed
#9
I went to a muffler shop and they replaced the precats with "custom" tubes...They worked out great, not sure if I'm missing some ponnies vs installing a Y-pipe, but I felt the difference right away...Lost some grunt on the low end but gained more power above 4000 rpm.
#10
Have any pics of it?
#11
So what you guys are saying is that I should buy this warp-speed y-pipe, http://goo.gl/qio74
versus this cheap fix such as
http://goo.gl/e9W0O
versus this cheap fix such as
http://goo.gl/e9W0O
#12
So what you guys are saying is that I should buy this warp-speed y-pipe, http://goo.gl/qio74
versus this cheap fix such as
http://goo.gl/e9W0O
versus this cheap fix such as
http://goo.gl/e9W0O
YES.
The header/y combo you listed needs both parts to fit...the y in that won't fit to the stock headers. And those headers are a biitch to install too fyi. Get the Warpspeed one and be done with it. Either new from them or used here on the org, in the classifeids.
#13
No I don't, but last time I saw it (While working on my clutch replacement) it seems that these tubes were slightly smaller in diameter and not perfectly straight with the original tubes, not a pretty sight (but still felt a difference).
I imagine if you install the Y-pipe, the gains would be better and it'll definetely look better.
#14
No I don't, but last time I saw it (While working on my clutch replacement) it seems that these tubes were slightly smaller in diameter and not perfectly straight with the original tubes, not a pretty sight (but still felt a difference).
I imagine if you install the Y-pipe, the gains would be better and it'll definetely look better.
I imagine if you install the Y-pipe, the gains would be better and it'll definetely look better.
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