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Thanks for the heads up. My Y pipe days are not turning out to be very productive so I thought I would focus on other parts. Namely, what do you think of this deal? It says stillen exhaust I'm not sure if that's just the tips or the muffler is stillen too. It ain't the prettiest, but I imagined they would clean up well? What would you recommend? Would steel wool be smart? Or a chemical like CLR? Or I may even have access to a pressure washer.
Would you bite on this if you were in my bruno malley's?
That's just the muffler section of the Stillen dual exhaust, it will not bolt up to the existing system which is just a single pipe back. However that's a pretty screaming deal and you could probably get ahold of the 2 missing midpipes or have a local reputable muffler shop bend you some. Here's what the whole thing looks like.
That's just the muffler section of the Stillen dual exhaust, it will not bolt up to the existing system which is just a single pipe back. However that's a pretty screaming deal and you could probably get ahold of the 2 missing midpipes or have a local reputable muffler shop bend you some. Here's what the whole thing looks like.
OK duh! LOL that makes perfect sense because I've seen the borla and the stillen complete cat back systems and didn't understand where this fit in. So it's just the muffler and exhaust tips from that system but it uses a different resonator. So he has X pipes, then, as part of this setup? I'm hesitant to buy anything that won't work 'out of the box' or oem so to speak. I'm trying to ball on a budget lol. If I were to get this I'd have to have custom work up to the Y pipe then eh? I'm not sure how I would go about finding the missing pieces to this set.... I will keep it as an option in my back pocket. For some reason in my area the G parts don't seem to be in too short supply just out dated
Ok so it's taken a little while but I finally have obtained a pair of HR pipes. Yay! They're from an '08 G35 coupe so they should work, right?!
He let em go for $60 but it was another 10 bucks to ship them. He's only 125 miles away but I couldn't convince the wife lol... if it were a major city with something to do, maybe but it seems like it's nowhereland, CA so no dice.
What do you think about these? Will they work? Is that a good price?
If this works then my next step is replacing the midpipe.. which brings me to my question. Having a hard time locating a used midpipe in my area. Apparently the 350z's setup is 3-6" shorter from what I've read.
Soooo......if I want the coupe's midpipe (everyone says it sounds waaaaayyy better), should I go OEM or just fudge it and go aftermarket? I've seen coupe midpipes from Borsa or Walker for like $60-$40... I do want to stay as close to OEM as possible but still eek out a tiny performance or tone change/increase. What's your opinion?
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That's a good deal on the Y pipe, I'd jump on it, plus it looks nice and clean.
Hold out until you can find a nice clean coupe mid-pipe, most of the aftermarket ones either have a very small resonator or none at all. The OEM coupe pipe has a fairly large resonator and it's proven to sound great on the sedan.
That's a good deal on the Y pipe, I'd jump on it, plus it looks nice and clean.
Hold out until you can find a nice clean coupe mid-pipe, most of the aftermarket ones either have a very small resonator or none at all. The OEM coupe pipe has a fairly large resonator and it's proven to sound great on the sedan.
That's what I heard as well, regarding the coupe pipe.
Got a bite on the coupe midpipe... does $50 sound good it's a 2004 coupe...
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Damndest of things the local guy is being a flake. Might have to go long distance it'll add 15 or so bucks to ship but should still end up under 75 bucks.
The y pipes I got are super clean so hopes are high!!
So I've got the Y-Pipes, the coupe midpipe is almost in hand... the last step is mufflers and exhaust tips... I know there aren't very many G35 specific mufflers... not many that are bolt on (could you point me to some, if any?)
So looking at universal options, and coming to the conclusion the muffler shop will need to install these. Just wanna know if these are viable options for my sedan:
Option 1 FlowMaster FX: https://www.holley.com/products/exha...es/parts/71225 paired with a single muffler tip https://www.holley.com/products/exha...ps/parts/15373 ... I know it's only 1 outlet, but the muffler says 3" straight through design... so is that a good option? Or should I only be looking at 1 inlet, 2 outlet mufflers? What makes a muffler good/bad for this application? Is there a specific thing I should be looking for?
Hi, I've been looking for a Y pipe for my 2006 G35x Sedan. Where'd you look for the one you bought?
My default was what I found on Rock Auto for $130 with shipping and tax https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo...432547&jsn=516
Hi, I've been looking for a Y pipe for my 2006 G35x Sedan. Where'd you look for the one you bought?
My default was what I found on Rock Auto for $130 with shipping and tax https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo...432547&jsn=516
Yeah I was looking online at aftermarket too but the folks here said it isn't a good value that's too much to pay for that part. I've seen listings on Ebay and there's always craigslist. Junkyards in your area if you're lucky but actually mine came in the mail. Someone was willing to ship theirs through the app offer up. I might've found my stock midpipe from there as wellI will found out today.
10-27-2019, 05:56 PM
