Opinions needed on y-pipe back exhausts
Opinions needed on y-pipe back exhausts
So I'm looking for options on y- pipe back exhaust systems and there doesn't seem to be to many options available. It seems like the exoticspeed is my current choice, but I also saw a momentum performance that was a little cheaper. Anything else I should look at? Also, I currently have ART pipes and resonated xyz pipe. Thanks
So I'm looking for options on y- pipe back exhaust systems and there doesn't seem to be to many options available. It seems like the exoticspeed is my current choice, but I also saw a momentum performance that was a little cheaper. Anything else I should look at? Also, I currently have ART pipes and resonated xyz pipe. Thanks

Gary
Last edited by gary c; Jun 9, 2015 at 09:22 AM.
it's called SHOCKWAVE TDX2, since you already have the Y-Pipe you just need what comes after. There's a few vids too so you can hear what it might sound like on your ride.Gary
Gary, what is this Google you speak of?
I see the Shockwave and it looks good, but as your keen eyes point out I already have the y-pipe. What I was getting at is that I'd rather not pay for a second y-pipe and see no option to not buy it from MD.
I see the Shockwave and it looks good, but as your keen eyes point out I already have the y-pipe. What I was getting at is that I'd rather not pay for a second y-pipe and see no option to not buy it from MD.
Question about Motordyne's systems...call them! # incl.
in Canada? Motordyne (661) 993-5242 I'm sure if you wanted to buy the balance of the Shockwave system leaving off the y-pipe (since you already have it) they'd be glad to sell it to you! Just because they show the whole system in the pic doesn't mean it's always sold has a complete unit. 
Gary
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I found the Motordyne y-pipe back TDX2 @ b2autodesigns, but it still costs $1400. To me what little extra gains in hp aren't worth the cost. I'll probably end up getting the Momentum Performance dual exit exhaust.
Bent the stock y-pipe on my 2004 G35 this weekend when I was crossing a railroad crossing with a big pothole. I brought it to several muffler shops and they all recommended replacing the y-pipe with a new factory y-pipe. The cost varied from 700 to well over a 1000 bucks.
Found this on eBay which will replace the entire exhaust system from the cat back. This will eliminate the y-pipe. Has anyone on this forum done this to their G35?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/FIT-FOR-03-0...06552279&rt=nc
Found this on eBay which will replace the entire exhaust system from the cat back. This will eliminate the y-pipe. Has anyone on this forum done this to their G35?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/FIT-FOR-03-0...06552279&rt=nc
Bent the stock y-pipe on my 2004 G35 this weekend when I was crossing a railroad crossing with a big pothole. I brought it to several muffler shops and they all recommended replacing the y-pipe with a new factory y-pipe. The cost varied from 700 to well over a 1000 bucks. Found this on eBay which will replace the entire exhaust system from the cat back. This will eliminate the y-pipe. Has anyone on this forum done this to their G35? http://www.ebay.com/itm/FIT-FOR-03-0...06552279&rt=nc
If you plan on keeping your G for a few years don't buy anything replica! The cost is low for a reason, they use thin wall stainless and before that fails the welds will crack. Replica's are kinda like wasting your hard earned $$!
Gary
Gary
I agree with Gary, go with a respectable name and you can't go wrong. Materials make or break an exhaust. Thin wall tubing can sound crap and will not hold up to any real use.
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