Got warpspeed y and b pipes on
#1
Got warpspeed y and b pipes on
Now I have terrible vibration and clunking when you hit the accelerator. I have an idea on how to fix but from the others that had this problem what was your fix??? I had planned to work on it today but we just got over 8" of snow here so now I have to find somebody with a garage. Matt
#2
Re: Got warpspeed y and b pipes on
Originally posted by blubyu2k2
Now I have terrible vibration and clunking when you hit the accelerator. I have an idea on how to fix but from the others that had this problem what was your fix??? I had planned to work on it today but we just got over 8" of snow here so now I have to find somebody with a garage. Matt
Now I have terrible vibration and clunking when you hit the accelerator. I have an idea on how to fix but from the others that had this problem what was your fix??? I had planned to work on it today but we just got over 8" of snow here so now I have to find somebody with a garage. Matt
#3
Re: Re: Got warpspeed y and b pipes on
Originally posted by 2002Maxxxima
Was there a clearance problem or something? Everything is tight?
Was there a clearance problem or something? Everything is tight?
#5
There are metal support brackets. They are black and about a foot long that span across tunnel underneath the car. There are two of them and you have to remove them in order for the pipe to clear. The Warpspeed Y pipe hangs lower than the stock one. Let me know how it turns out.
#7
Originally posted by look2me40
There are metal support brackets. They are black and about a foot long that span across tunnel underneath the car. There are two of them and you have to remove them in order for the pipe to clear. The Warpspeed Y pipe hangs lower than the stock one. Let me know how it turns out.
There are metal support brackets. They are black and about a foot long that span across tunnel underneath the car. There are two of them and you have to remove them in order for the pipe to clear. The Warpspeed Y pipe hangs lower than the stock one. Let me know how it turns out.
#8
Originally posted by look2me40
There are metal support brackets. They are black and about a foot long that span across tunnel underneath the car. There are two of them and you have to remove them in order for the pipe to clear. The Warpspeed Y pipe hangs lower than the stock one. Let me know how it turns out.
There are metal support brackets. They are black and about a foot long that span across tunnel underneath the car. There are two of them and you have to remove them in order for the pipe to clear. The Warpspeed Y pipe hangs lower than the stock one. Let me know how it turns out.
mine are gettin ordered next week and i'm prolly gonna do it myself.
thanx
#10
Sorry I did not get to you before you left earlier blubyu2k2. The problem eluded me for a little bit cause it just wasn't that easy to see. Polo...I threw mine away, but now that you know, you should be able to see them with no problem. I don't know about the others, but mine was aluminized to cut down a little weight and I am probably gonna eventually switch the stuff out for bigger pipe once I get a turbo or supercharger on there. This recent change in my exhaust was in preparation for a butt load of NOS.
#13
Originally posted by look2me40
Sorry I did not get to you before you left earlier blubyu2k2. The problem eluded me for a little bit cause it just wasn't that easy to see. Polo...I threw mine away, but now that you know, you should be able to see them with no problem. I don't know about the others, but mine was aluminized to cut down a little weight and I am probably gonna eventually switch the stuff out for bigger pipe once I get a turbo or supercharger on there. This recent change in my exhaust was in preparation for a butt load of NOS.
Sorry I did not get to you before you left earlier blubyu2k2. The problem eluded me for a little bit cause it just wasn't that easy to see. Polo...I threw mine away, but now that you know, you should be able to see them with no problem. I don't know about the others, but mine was aluminized to cut down a little weight and I am probably gonna eventually switch the stuff out for bigger pipe once I get a turbo or supercharger on there. This recent change in my exhaust was in preparation for a butt load of NOS.
anyone agree or disagree...
#14
I don't think it is a good idea to wrap the pipe because condensation can form under the tape and just sit there. Constant water in between the pipe and the wrap could make a hole sooner rather than later. As far as power, no, there is no diff in power between Aluminized and SS. I was saying there is a slight weight differece and it was cheaper...
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Re: Got warpspeed y and b pipes on
Originally posted by blubyu2k2
Now I have terrible vibration and clunking when you hit the accelerator. I have an idea on how to fix but from the others that had this problem what was your fix??? I had planned to work on it today but we just got over 8" of snow here so now I have to find somebody with a garage. Matt
Now I have terrible vibration and clunking when you hit the accelerator. I have an idea on how to fix but from the others that had this problem what was your fix??? I had planned to work on it today but we just got over 8" of snow here so now I have to find somebody with a garage. Matt
Did you get the B-pipe with the resonator?
Is the new set-up any louder than stock and if so please explain.
Jack
#16
Re: Re: Got warpspeed y and b pipes on
Originally posted by jarturo
Matt,
Did you get the B-pipe with the resonator?
Is the new set-up any louder than stock and if so please explain.
Jack
Matt,
Did you get the B-pipe with the resonator?
Is the new set-up any louder than stock and if so please explain.
Jack
#18
Originally posted by Lumbee799
Hey Matt,
What is the performance like with the new Y and B pipes? Noticeable improvement? If you had to guess, what do you think you would dyno with all your mods now.
Hey Matt,
What is the performance like with the new Y and B pipes? Noticeable improvement? If you had to guess, what do you think you would dyno with all your mods now.
#22
Is B pipe necessary?
I'm waiting for my tax return to come in next week... I'm pretty sold on the Warpspeed Y-pipe thanks to you guys. I am a little on the fence about waiting for Cattman's version to come out. My question is... What is the advantage of the B-pipe? Is there a significant gain by adding the b-pipe to the y-pipe? Is there an installation problem if you don't add the b-pipe? Does the b-pipe affect the noise level? I plan to keep the stock muffler for stealth purposes. I didn't want to start a new thread on this, so I figure this would be an appropriate thread to ask the questions. Thanks!!
#23
Re: Is B pipe necessary?
Originally posted by 2K2MAXSE-RIOUS
I'm waiting for my tax return to come in next week... I'm pretty sold on the Warpspeed Y-pipe thanks to you guys. I am a little on the fence about waiting for Cattman's version to come out. My question is... What is the advantage of the B-pipe? Is there a significant gain by adding the b-pipe to the y-pipe? Is there an installation problem if you don't add the b-pipe? Does the b-pipe affect the noise level? I plan to keep the stock muffler for stealth purposes. I didn't want to start a new thread on this, so I figure this would be an appropriate thread to ask the questions. Thanks!!
I'm waiting for my tax return to come in next week... I'm pretty sold on the Warpspeed Y-pipe thanks to you guys. I am a little on the fence about waiting for Cattman's version to come out. My question is... What is the advantage of the B-pipe? Is there a significant gain by adding the b-pipe to the y-pipe? Is there an installation problem if you don't add the b-pipe? Does the b-pipe affect the noise level? I plan to keep the stock muffler for stealth purposes. I didn't want to start a new thread on this, so I figure this would be an appropriate thread to ask the questions. Thanks!!
#24
Re: Re: Is B pipe necessary?
Originally posted by blubyu2k2
I would recommend getting a b pipe to open up the rest of the exhaust. I have it running to the stock muffler and the noise is almost a quiet as stock. There are 2 major crimps in the stock b pipe that a pretty restrictive. I would say its not a huga gain but worth it overall when I get the charger
I would recommend getting a b pipe to open up the rest of the exhaust. I have it running to the stock muffler and the noise is almost a quiet as stock. There are 2 major crimps in the stock b pipe that a pretty restrictive. I would say its not a huga gain but worth it overall when I get the charger
#25
Re: Re: Re: Is B pipe necessary?
Originally posted by 2K2MAXSE-RIOUS
Is the B-pipe fairly simple to install? I plan on installing the y-pipe myself. The most extensive mod I've done by myself was the Injen CAI. (Took me about an hour with no problems)
Is the B-pipe fairly simple to install? I plan on installing the y-pipe myself. The most extensive mod I've done by myself was the Injen CAI. (Took me about an hour with no problems)
#26
Re: Re: Re: Re: Is B pipe necessary?
Originally posted by blubyu2k2
yes its fairly simple if you have enough ground clearance to work with. The major PIA is getting the heat shield off of the y pipe. After that is basically 9 bolts for the y pipe and 6 for the b pipe
yes its fairly simple if you have enough ground clearance to work with. The major PIA is getting the heat shield off of the y pipe. After that is basically 9 bolts for the y pipe and 6 for the b pipe
i can post some pics if u guys want...
#27
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Is B pipe necessary?
Originally posted by killer2002SE
yep that basically it, the heatshield is the pain in the @$$, otherwise its simply as pie...the only thing u might rin ont a problem with is connecting the b pipe, they supply a clamp but i believe those thing dont hold well and leak. So i got that part welded and left the clamp on for extra protection =]
i can post some pics if u guys want...
yep that basically it, the heatshield is the pain in the @$$, otherwise its simply as pie...the only thing u might rin ont a problem with is connecting the b pipe, they supply a clamp but i believe those thing dont hold well and leak. So i got that part welded and left the clamp on for extra protection =]
i can post some pics if u guys want...
#28
Hey guys, heres the pics for the y pipe and B pipe..
more pics here http://www.cardomain.com/member_page...=248374&page=2
more pics here http://www.cardomain.com/member_page...=248374&page=2
#29
Originally posted by blubyu2k2
I will also be dynoing next week after I get the b pipe welded b/c there is a small leak were the clamp connects the two sections together. Matt
I will also be dynoing next week after I get the b pipe welded b/c there is a small leak were the clamp connects the two sections together. Matt
#30
Originally posted by maximaman777
Did you get your car dyno'd yet?
Did you get your car dyno'd yet?
#31
Originally posted by blubyu2k2
No I blew my MAF and now awaiting the 01 MAF's to get off of backorder so I can put my intake back on and have a backup. As soon as I get the backup MAF I will dyno. Matt
No I blew my MAF and now awaiting the 01 MAF's to get off of backorder so I can put my intake back on and have a backup. As soon as I get the backup MAF I will dyno. Matt
2. Why are you getting an 01 instead of the newer 02/03, isn't the MAF housing for an 01 smaller than a 02? It is from a 99'
3. How much are you paying for it?
#32
[QUOTE]Originally posted by maximaman777
[B]
1. Where are you getting the MAF from?
2. Why are you getting an 01 instead of the newer 02/03, isn't the MAF housing for an 01 smaller than a 02? It is from a 99'
emax has already tested it and it works and the 01 doesn't have a problem with blown MAF as much as the 02-03. I am getting it from DAVEB on the org. I think its $83 and some change. Matt
[B]
1. Where are you getting the MAF from?
2. Why are you getting an 01 instead of the newer 02/03, isn't the MAF housing for an 01 smaller than a 02? It is from a 99'
emax has already tested it and it works and the 01 doesn't have a problem with blown MAF as much as the 02-03. I am getting it from DAVEB on the org. I think its $83 and some change. Matt
#36
Originally posted by killer2002SE
Hey guys, heres the pics for the y pipe and B pipe..
more pics here http://www.cardomain.com/member_page...=248374&page=2
Hey guys, heres the pics for the y pipe and B pipe..
more pics here http://www.cardomain.com/member_page...=248374&page=2
I bet y'all want to know why I say had... pm me, I'll tell ya.
#37
Originally posted by MaxSE2k
Based on this picture, I can tell you where your clearance problem comes from. Look at the downward angle that the pipe has. If the pipe was bent to be a bit upward, the entire exhaust would be pulled up higher from the ground - thus clearing the cross members. How do I know this would fix it??? Well - I have a WSP y-pipe w/ full cat-back system and I had to have it bent a bit to lift the entire system upward.
I bet y'all want to know why I say had... pm me, I'll tell ya.
Based on this picture, I can tell you where your clearance problem comes from. Look at the downward angle that the pipe has. If the pipe was bent to be a bit upward, the entire exhaust would be pulled up higher from the ground - thus clearing the cross members. How do I know this would fix it??? Well - I have a WSP y-pipe w/ full cat-back system and I had to have it bent a bit to lift the entire system upward.
I bet y'all want to know why I say had... pm me, I'll tell ya.
#38
Originally posted by MaxSE2k
Based on this picture, I can tell you where your clearance problem comes from. Look at the downward angle that the pipe has. If the pipe was bent to be a bit upward, the entire exhaust would be pulled up higher from the ground - thus clearing the cross members. How do I know this would fix it??? Well - I have a WSP y-pipe w/ full cat-back system and I had to have it bent a bit to lift the entire system upward.
I bet y'all want to know why I say had... pm me, I'll tell ya.
Based on this picture, I can tell you where your clearance problem comes from. Look at the downward angle that the pipe has. If the pipe was bent to be a bit upward, the entire exhaust would be pulled up higher from the ground - thus clearing the cross members. How do I know this would fix it??? Well - I have a WSP y-pipe w/ full cat-back system and I had to have it bent a bit to lift the entire system upward.
I bet y'all want to know why I say had... pm me, I'll tell ya.
#39
Originally posted by MaxSE2k
Based on this picture, I can tell you where your clearance problem comes from. Look at the downward angle that the pipe has. If the pipe was bent to be a bit upward, the entire exhaust would be pulled up higher from the ground - thus clearing the cross members. How do I know this would fix it??? Well - I have a WSP y-pipe w/ full cat-back system and I had to have it bent a bit to lift the entire system upward.
I bet y'all want to know why I say had... pm me, I'll tell ya.
Based on this picture, I can tell you where your clearance problem comes from. Look at the downward angle that the pipe has. If the pipe was bent to be a bit upward, the entire exhaust would be pulled up higher from the ground - thus clearing the cross members. How do I know this would fix it??? Well - I have a WSP y-pipe w/ full cat-back system and I had to have it bent a bit to lift the entire system upward.
I bet y'all want to know why I say had... pm me, I'll tell ya.