budget y-pipe followup
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budget y-pipe followup
I called budget and WSP yesterday. They gave me a different guy at budget when I had a technical question - he was friendly (and I did get to hear him say "eh"), he say they were getting alot or orders. I asked about mandrel - he said it doesn't make any difference. I'm sure they know their pipes, but don't think they're that knowledgable about maximas (said gains depend on the type engine I had in my maxima since they are different - pretty sure I told him I had a '96). I talked to dallas at wsp, he was very friendly and knowledgable. He said he thought their was a little difference on dyno b/t mandrel and not, but fudged a little and said he couldn't feel a difference. He also said the b-pipe fix has been getting them consistently 2 1/2 mpg better (hard to believe, but I believe him based on his credibility).
My plan:
1. wait to see how bad the tax man kicks my butt (I'm late again)
2. wait for more feedback from fellow .org folk on their experience with their recently installed budget y-pipes (please fill me in y'all)
3. WSP mandrel $225+$15 s/h+$75(b-pipe fix+$10 s/h = $325 + install if still have plenty money
4. budget $165-$175 shipped + $85 (wsp b-pip fix) = $255 + install if poor
So far from research: budget very good and cheap; WSP mandrel probably slightly better gain, slightly quieter, slightly more durable (even though wsp is aluminized - budget pipe not entirely stainless and wsp seems pretty fanatical about quality
My plan:
1. wait to see how bad the tax man kicks my butt (I'm late again)
2. wait for more feedback from fellow .org folk on their experience with their recently installed budget y-pipes (please fill me in y'all)
3. WSP mandrel $225+$15 s/h+$75(b-pipe fix+$10 s/h = $325 + install if still have plenty money
4. budget $165-$175 shipped + $85 (wsp b-pip fix) = $255 + install if poor
So far from research: budget very good and cheap; WSP mandrel probably slightly better gain, slightly quieter, slightly more durable (even though wsp is aluminized - budget pipe not entirely stainless and wsp seems pretty fanatical about quality
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Re: budget y-pipe followup
Originally posted by tyrotrader
I called budget and WSP yesterday. They gave me a different guy at budget when I had a technical question - he was friendly (and I did get to hear him say "eh"), he say they were getting alot or orders. I asked about mandrel - he said it doesn't make any difference. I'm sure they know their pipes, but don't think they're that knowledgable about maximas (said gains depend on the type engine I had in my maxima since they are different - pretty sure I told him I had a '96). I talked to dallas at wsp, he was very friendly and knowledgable. He said he thought their was a little difference on dyno b/t mandrel and not, but fudged a little and said he couldn't feel a difference. He also said the b-pipe fix has been getting them consistently 2 1/2 mpg better (hard to believe, but I believe him based on his credibility).
My plan:
1. wait to see how bad the tax man kicks my butt (I'm late again)
2. wait for more feedback from fellow .org folk on their experience with their recently installed budget y-pipes (please fill me in y'all)
3. WSP mandrel $225+$15 s/h+$75(b-pipe fix+$10 s/h = $325 + install if still have plenty money
4. budget $165-$175 shipped + $85 (wsp b-pip fix) = $255 + install if poor
So far from research: budget very good and cheap; WSP mandrel probably slightly better gain, slightly quieter, slightly more durable (even though wsp is aluminized - budget pipe not entirely stainless and wsp seems pretty fanatical about quality
I called budget and WSP yesterday. They gave me a different guy at budget when I had a technical question - he was friendly (and I did get to hear him say "eh"), he say they were getting alot or orders. I asked about mandrel - he said it doesn't make any difference. I'm sure they know their pipes, but don't think they're that knowledgable about maximas (said gains depend on the type engine I had in my maxima since they are different - pretty sure I told him I had a '96). I talked to dallas at wsp, he was very friendly and knowledgable. He said he thought their was a little difference on dyno b/t mandrel and not, but fudged a little and said he couldn't feel a difference. He also said the b-pipe fix has been getting them consistently 2 1/2 mpg better (hard to believe, but I believe him based on his credibility).
My plan:
1. wait to see how bad the tax man kicks my butt (I'm late again)
2. wait for more feedback from fellow .org folk on their experience with their recently installed budget y-pipes (please fill me in y'all)
3. WSP mandrel $225+$15 s/h+$75(b-pipe fix+$10 s/h = $325 + install if still have plenty money
4. budget $165-$175 shipped + $85 (wsp b-pip fix) = $255 + install if poor
So far from research: budget very good and cheap; WSP mandrel probably slightly better gain, slightly quieter, slightly more durable (even though wsp is aluminized - budget pipe not entirely stainless and wsp seems pretty fanatical about quality
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