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Old 08-02-2011, 12:47 PM
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Didn't drive the car for the last 3 days, however today I took it out for some errands... and I'm liking the new tone and the new grunt more and more.

At first blush, unrealistic expectations were there in the corners of my mind, even though I knew better... and so, the reality was kind of ho-hum. But a few days later, there is a gradual and growing appreciation for the subtle changes attributed to gutting the pre-cats in my config, and I like it.

I like it a lot.


i was thinking of doing this a few weeks ago when i had my cats off to see what type of condition they were in but i started reading about it and it seemed like a bad idea. One of the things i found out was that (at least here in florida dont know about anywhere else) a shop cant gut pre-cats as it is illegal! not sure if thats true or not, another i was that if your cats were gutted no shop would do anytype of work of the exhaust cause of the cats being gutted again not sure if this is true or not. Maybe someone with knowledge of this can set all that straight.

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I'm glad to here that you are loving that sound..i have a small request though. Would it be possible for you to get some good video of what it sounds like when you're in the car driving and maybe video of you driving but from the outside? so we can here how that is ?
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well after talking with dallas at warpspend
he's says he will make 3' y-pipes( 2'' 1/2 at the flange so it will conncet to the pre catts) for are cars but they are made to order at 250.00 a pop in aluminized steel. little more for ss

and also has his standerd 2 1/2 y pipes at 199 plus shipping
Number for any body wanting one
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Since i pulled the custom maxima headers OFF (sold them in the matter of sec's) and put the stock set up back on.
Going to be gutting the pre cats and installing WarpSpeeds 2 1/2 to 3''y-pipe and going with a rear mount turbo set up like kevo911 is running.

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Originally Posted by boost4age
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I'm glad to here that you are loving that sound..i have a small request though. Would it be possible for you to get some good video of what it sounds like when you're in the car driving and maybe video of you driving but from the outside? so we can here how that is ?
Nah. Sorry. I'd like to get some videos of the car someday before I get rid of it, but that would be for me to look back on when I'm old(er) and gray(er).

Besides, all this nuanced talk about exhaust tone just doesn't come across in video. Exhaust vids are a dime a dozen, and they all pretty much sound the same. The subtle differences I'm hearing are for me and my car... there's no way to represent that in some youtube video.

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Since i pulled the custom maxima headers OFF (sold them in the matter of sec's) and put the stock set up back on.
Going to be gutting the pre cats and installing WarpSpeeds 2 1/2 to 3''y-pipe and going with a rear mount turbo set up like kevo911 is running.
I might regret asking this... but why would you remove (shorty) headers and replace that setup with OEM manifolds, gutted cats and an aftermarket Y? Seems to me those two configurations are relatively equivalent.

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Originally Posted by Rochester
Didn't drive the car for the last 3 days, however today I took it out for some errands... and I'm liking the new tone and the new grunt more and more.

At first blush, unrealistic expectations were there in the corners of my mind, even though I knew better... and so, the reality was kind of ho-hum. But a few days later, there is a gradual and growing appreciation for the subtle changes attributed to gutting the pre-cats in my config, and I like it.

I like it a lot.

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Originally Posted by Rochester
I might regret asking this... but why would you remove (shorty) headers and replace that setup with OEM manifolds, gutted cats and an aftermarket Y? Seems to me those two configurations are relatively equivalent.
Well i took it off cuz i riped the flex section , I was going to repair it and some how mod a t3/t4 (turbo) flange to run off the shorty headers. With all this gutted cat talk seeing that they make as much power as headers. I decided to give dallas call yesterday about a update on a 3'' y-pipe (me and him spoke about it like 7 months ago.) to see if he could make it happen.
Well he said sure i can do it i been making them for a while now, he doesn't keep them in stock they are made to order and no need for goup buys or any thing .....ect

To make a long story short, I think more power can be had with gutted cats and a 3'' y-pipe then the shorty headers.

So i will be placing my order this friday after i figuar out my buget.

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Didn't realize your CM flex section was toast. Your plan actually makes some sense, all things considered.
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Just a thought: With 3'' y, 3'' straight pipe, and 3'' catback to a rmt will that not effect how fast you spool? I would have thought 2.5'' would be the max you would want to go with...then again i'm not an expert on RMTs...I always thought the best place would be to put the turbo where the cat is but it would have to be a small turbo as there is not much space...
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Originally Posted by Rochester
Didn't realize your CM flex section was toast. Your plan actually makes some sense, all things considered.
Yea when we had that bad weather( tornado) hail ...ect i ran over a big asz tree branch and it riped the flex section
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Originally Posted by Clashez
With all this gutted cat talk seeing that they make as much power as headers.
I wouldn't go so far as to say.

Oh, wait, let me write a complete sentence:
I wouldn't go so far as to say that gutted cats make as much power as headers.
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Originally Posted by tcb_02_max
I wouldn't go so far as to say.

Oh, wait, let me write a complete sentence:
I wouldn't go so far as to say that gutted cats make as much power as headers.
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Originally Posted by tcb_02_max
I wouldn't go so far as to say that gutted cats make as much power as headers.
It does seem somewhat of a stretch. I think the key here is the distinction between shorty-headers and Cattman (or OBX), when comparing headers to gutted pre-cats. Various cat-back configurations come into play as well.

I'm not really into HP numbers, but this post at the beginning of this thread is pretty impressive considering there are no headers, and there's no phenolic under the IM.

Originally Posted by nishfish871
Stats we might be interested in about his car.

1st run hot. hp 240.2@6278 tq 240.0@4007

2nd run hot. hp240.4@6385 tg239.3@4172

3rd run cool hp247.6@6126 tq248.5@3964

mods are gutted pre catts,test pipe,cattman 3'',nwp bop,stillen short ram
I'm still enjoying my gutted cats. Almost a week now, no CEL and I'm really getting a good feel for the car as it goes "grumble grumble". I love the deep rumble of 4th and 5th gear as you gently gas it while in the lower revs. Or slipping down into 3rd at highway speeds and hearing that hella loud roar build in the exhaust while the SRI starts to howl.

It's fun. Man, I love driving my car.

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Originally Posted by Rochester

I'm not really into HP numbers, but this post at the beginning of this thread is pretty impressive considering there are no headers, and there's no phenolic under the IM.
True, but ...

http://forums.maxima.org/8143635-post10.html
http://forums.maxima.org/8087097-post29.html


Either way, like anything and everything else, it be nice to have a comparison of before and after.

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Point made, NmexMAX. It's just another reason for me not to get into having my car dyno'd... apples, oranges and tennis *****.

The only true comparison would be a run on the same machine with the same car, with headers on, then again with gutted cats. And even then, there would be a variance.
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Originally Posted by tcb_02_max
I wouldn't go so far as to say.

Oh, wait, let me write a complete sentence:
I wouldn't go so far as to say that gutted cats make as much power as headers.
Says the guy who has headers + y-pipe in his sig.... .. . SMH

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Well i think i'm going to dyno my car some time this weekend with my current set -up, then again with gutted cats and warpspeeds 3'' y-pipe
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Originally Posted by Clashez
Says the guy who has headers + y-pipe in his sig.... .. . SMH
What does that have to do with anything?
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My thoughts are sporadic.... .. . But the headers is one unit not headers + y-pipe it's just headers /end
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What does that have to do with anything?

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Originally Posted by Clashez
My thoughts are sporadic.... .. . But the headers is one unit not headers + y-pipe it's just headers
You make a good point, i.e. headers implies a different y-pipe, and I chose to write it for the sake of completeness. You might say it's akin to writing "19 inch rims and tires." Both are correct; it just comes down to personal preference and style.

The latter of which, as Rochester once pointed out, I don't have - but my girl is hella good in bed. (That is a very rough paraphrase from the "pretty engine" thread.)

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figured I would offer up a little experience comparison to this thread ie dyno numbers

with gutted pre-cats and a WS y-pipe, I dyno'd ~240 WHP
with OBX V3 headers (and their y-pipe) I dyno'd ~253 WHP.

No changes between the two runs besides the manifold and y-pipe change. Runs were even done on the same dyno and similar atmospheric conditions.

I was probably one of the first people to gut their precats (at least for a 5.5 gen) when I did it back in 2008. I drove like that for almost 2 years before I got headers. After installing the headers, there was a significant butt dyno difference throughout RPM range and especially at the track where I knocked 3 tenths off my best 1/4 pass with only this change

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Originally Posted by Gemner
figured I would offer up a little experience comparison to this thread ie dyno numbers

with gutted pre-cats and a WS y-pipe, I dyno'd ~240 WHP
with OBX V3 headers (and their y-pipe) I dyno'd ~253 WHP.
his 3rd run hp247.6@6126 tq248.5@3964 just gutted pre-cat no y-pipe, i would say they put out just about the same power. Now i wonder what numbers will be had with a warpspeed 3'' y-pipe with gutted cats and a 3''id cat back.... ..
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Originally Posted by Gemner
figured I would offer up a little experience comparison to this thread ie dyno numbers

with gutted pre-cats and a WS y-pipe, I dyno'd ~240 WHP
with OBX V3 headers (and their y-pipe) I dyno'd ~253 WHP.

No changes between the two runs besides the manifold and y-pipe change. Runs were even done on the same dyno and similar atmospheric conditions.

I was probably one of the first people to gut their precats (at least for a 5.5 gen) when I did it back in 2008. I drove like that for almost 2 years before I got headers. After installing the headers, there was a significant butt dyno difference throughout RPM range and especially at the track where I knocked 3 tenths off my best 1/4 pass with only this change
Awesome ...

IIRC, this was on a DJ too.

Runfiles?

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+1 can we see those files gemner?

Clashez, any way you can do obx, gutted cats w/ stock y pipe, and gutted cats w/ WS y pipe? Might be interesting to see what difference the ypipe makes.
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Originally Posted by Clashez
his 3rd run hp247.6@6126 tq248.5@3964 just gutted pre-cat no y-pipe, i would say they put out just about the same power. Now i wonder what numbers will be had with a warpspeed 3'' y-pipe with gutted cats and a 3''id cat back.... ..
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Originally Posted by Clashez
his 3rd run hp247.6@6126 tq248.5@3964 just gutted pre-cat no y-pipe, i would say they put out just about the same power. Now i wonder what numbers will be had with a warpspeed 3'' y-pipe with gutted cats and a 3''id cat back.... ..
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Originally Posted by Gemner
figured I would offer up a little experience comparison to this thread ie dyno numbers

with gutted pre-cats and a WS y-pipe, I dyno'd ~240 WHP
with OBX V3 headers (and their y-pipe) I dyno'd ~253 WHP.

No changes between the two runs besides the manifold and y-pipe change. Runs were even done on the same dyno and similar atmospheric conditions.

I was probably one of the first people to gut their precats (at least for a 5.5 gen) when I did it back in 2008. I drove like that for almost 2 years before I got headers. After installing the headers, there was a significant butt dyno difference throughout RPM range and especially at the track where I knocked 3 tenths off my best 1/4 pass with only this change
What other Mods did you have at that time?
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Originally Posted by Clashez
his 3rd run hp247.6@6126 tq248.5@3964 just gutted pre-cat no y-pipe, i would say they put out just about the same power. Now i wonder what numbers will be had with a warpspeed 3'' y-pipe with gutted cats and a 3''id cat back.... ..
wasnt that on a mustang dyno? Any mustang dynos that are close to DJ numbers with the same or similar mods are unreliable. Mustang dynos should be reading lower if set up properly.

If you properly read my post, you would see that the gain was 100% the result of changing from gutted precats to "real" headers. comparing my numbers to someone else's is meaningless as the comparison is much better between my car/same dyno than comparing mine with someone else's and different dyno types


Oh, I dont have the files any longer. I am working on getting them back but theyre hiding on a crashed laptop right now

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Gutted cats for FTW..Im going to see how much hp i can pull without headers.ssim/spacers/portmatched,lr maf,350z injectors and a utec and i think ill be 270 ish give or take a few
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HP from various mods is not a simple aggregate.

I know I don't know a lot about WHP, but 270 NA? No.
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So I'm figuring out how to upload to youtube (drag, drop, done).

Here's the car, very gently starting up and rolling out of the garage with the two front windows open. In reminder: VQ, gutted pre-cats, Cattman y-pipe, OEM main cat, Cattman 2.5" cat-back.

Quite the little rumble the car has now.

More videos to follow as I play with my new camera.

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Nice! Thats the rumble I want!
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Nice! Thats the rumble I want!
Now that I've figured out a simple way to mount the miniature video camera, I'm intending to take two more videos with the same 0-60 run, one with windows up and one with windows down. Nothing breakneck, just spirited enough to get a good sense of how noisy things are.
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Originally Posted by Rochester
I've figured out a simple way to mount the miniature video camera
If you don't mind sharing your creativity, how did you manage to mount the camera? On the passenger seat below the headrest? It's a great angle - which is, I'm sure, why you chose it Would you take a picture, pretty please? (Maybe I'll get lucky and get the spoon-fed baby, too!)

btw. what model is your cam?

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Originally Posted by tcb_02_max
If you don't mind sharing your creativity, how did you manage to mount the camera? On the passenger seat below the headrest? It's a great angle - which is, I'm sure, why you chose it.
The angle could be better. It would be nice to actually see the shifter. Hmm.

Anyway, it's a Kodak Zi8.



I used a pocket tripod, (like this one below) where the legs were simply tucked between the seat and the headrest on the passenger side. Not sure how well that will hold up to actual driving, or spirited driving, vs. simply pulling the car out of the garage. I guess I'll find out soon enough.




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Maybe I'll get lucky and get the spoon-fed baby, too!
What... what?

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Do you have an external mic for your cam? I saw you can use one for better (stereo) sound...

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What... what?
Maybe I should have worded that differently.
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Not sure how well that will hold up to actual driving, or spirited driving, vs. simply pulling the car out of the garage. I guess I'll find out soon enough.
Ug. Not well at all.

If you lean the seat back, the camera angle is spot-on perfect: dashboard, windshield, shifter, etc. But it's so shaky that it's unwatchable. Granted, you guys are interested in sound, but I still can't post that video.

Bouncy Bouncy.
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Why not sandwich the camera itself between the seat and headrest?
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grrr...that video Rochester was such a tease!
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Originally Posted by nishfish871
grrr...that video Rochester was such a tease!
Ha ha. Yeah, I suppose it is. Sorry.

It seems I have to get someone's help to video from the backseat in a way that I'm satisfied. I think I know just the right 11 year old girl who could help with that. Although she can be illogically disagreeable sometimes... in which case, I have a 7 year old girl who would love to help.

Working on it.
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Originally Posted by Rochester
HP from various mods is not a simple aggregate.

I know I don't know a lot about WHP, but 270 NA? No.
I highly doubt 270 NA is impossible. It's gonna be hard and I don't know if it's achievable with just bolt-ons (no internal work) but there are definitely 270 whp n/a vq35 maximas running around
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