I'm thinking of buying a Fujitsubo exhaust for my Coupe 6MT. Where can it be purchased from at a good price?

What is the purpose of the "Y-pipe"? Is that optional or required?

2004 Coupe 6MT / Caribbean Blue / Willow / Premium / Navi / Aero Package / Aero Kit / Splash Guards / Clear Corners / July 2004 build

 

It's expensive everywhere. I got mine from performancenissanparts.com


If nothing ever ended badly, then nothing would ever end.

 

the gruppe s y pipe looks exactly the same as fiji and its goin for 215 shippped on gruppe buy right now.

 

Well all y pipes pretty much look the same. The only real difference will be the internal diameters, the routing and how the collector comes together. I believe that the Fuji is the only one that uses a crosstube balancer though.

 

Well... I agree that there is NO other aftermarket y-pipe that looks exactly like the Fujitsubo, however I disagee that all y-pipes pretty much look the same. JIC and top secret y-pipes look much different than the "rest" of the y-pipes. Don't forget that some of the aftermarket y-pipes are solid and some have flexures built in. Personally I liked the JIC the best, that's why I bought one.

 

Any one with the JIC Y-pipe and Fujitsubo exhaust together? Because I have Fujitsubo now I want to get JIC Y-pipe to make it sound slightly meaner. Does anyone have suggestions?

 

Hey etang789,

Why not the Fujitsubo Y-Pipe. Since you already have the Fuji exhaust. There shouldnt be a sound difference from the JIC Y-pipe compared to the Fuji Y-Pipe. But either way which ever one you go with you will hear the difference from stock and let me know if you need some prices. Thank you

 

I,m thinking about the FUJITSUBO/Y-PIPE COMBO
whats gains I here its little louder then stock

 

because IMHO I think JIC y-pipe has a better design than fujitsubo y- pipe seems like it is a more direct flow and when the two pipe meets JIC seems to have a less bottle neck...any inputs?

 

I was inclined to go with the y pipe that was designed for the exhaust. I have the Fuji and it works great.

The JIC looks like it has a cleaner path, but the Fuji features a crosstube equalizer. You can't really tell if one is better than the other unless you put them both on a flow bench.

 

etang and roneski are BOTH RIGHT.

I don't have a flow booth, but have taken Fluid Dynamics I and II, and from what I've learned, fluids (air included) like to flow in the most straight forward path. The Fujitsubo Y-Pipe has TWO 90 degree bends, where the JIC Y-Pipe has TWO 150 degree bends. The closer the bends are to 180 degrees, the better.

Don't get too caught up in Y-Pipes. They are good for MAYBE 5rwhp. So is the darn Z-Tube and that only costs $80. If you want to spend $500 or so for a good mod, look into high flow cats or a plenum. If you want to double that for double the gains, look into the Crawford headers, but don't get too caught up in y-pipes.

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I,m thinking about the FUJITSUBO/Y-PIPE COMBO
whats gains I here its little louder then stock
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