Cheap man's exhaust...
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A cat-back means it's the exhaust that mounts right behind the stock catalytic converters (it replaces the Y pipe, the resonator (or mid-pipe) section, and the mufflers & exhaust tips.
The Y-back, like the TopSpeed system I mentioned a couple posts above, mounts to the stock Y-pipe back to the end.
The axle back mounts to the stock mid-pipe, so it's basically just a new set of mufflers & tips.
In short, the catback is the most complete, the axle back is the most basic, the Y-back is in between.
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The Y-back, like the TopSpeed system I mentioned a couple posts above, mounts to the stock Y-pipe back to the end.
The axle back mounts to the stock mid-pipe, so it's basically just a new set of mufflers & tips.
In short, the catback is the most complete, the axle back is the most basic, the Y-back is in between.
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Yea it does thanks!😄
But I'm probably gonna buy a z tube intake but i don't know if I should buy a pop charger or a kn filter with it?
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HFC's or High Flow Cats are basically improved catalytic converters that should give the exhaust a more throaty tone.
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Keep in mind that the intake and z-tube will only give you a good sound when you are at wide open throttle. Otherwise it will sound pretty much the same at normal operation.
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I enjoy my 70.00 mod.. Unbolt the mufflers get some tubing spray it exhaust temp black chop off the chrome stock tips weald them on, sounds BA for how cheap it was, and it looks good too and if the next people dont like the way it sounds, just bolt all the **** back on. Im happy with it.
Lets see pictures or it never happened!! I actually want to the same thing! Chop off the stock tips and installed some new ones! That's what you did right!? Now that's being cheap!!
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Damn really? I didn't know that. Well then what do I need to do to make it more loud and sporty overall?
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Heres some pics. Since I wealded the tips on my self I was able to have them stick out further than stock which makes it look sportier. But you can do it to your own taste. theres also a vid of my car.
http://s1152.photobucket.com/albums/...t=IMG_1871.jpg
http://s1152.photobucket.com/albums/...t=IMG_1869.jpg
I also did the poor mans intake, just because as a college kid im outta money.
http://s1152.photobucket.com/albums/...t=IMG_1871.jpg
http://s1152.photobucket.com/albums/...t=IMG_1869.jpg
I also did the poor mans intake, just because as a college kid im outta money.
Exhaust mods will get you the sound you want. Just get test pipes or the High Flow cats. they can both be had for under $500 and will give your car a more sporty sound. Look on youtube for your model G35 with just high flow cats installed to get a feel for the sound difference.
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I used to have a 2005 DG coupe with berk HFC and a ztube then I moved into the mountains and needed AWD and i missed the sound of the coupe but didnt have the money so i just started takin **** off and thats where it got me. I would recommend doing it.
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