Not really the same thing. With the GReddy, you also get the mid pipe (the section between the y-pipe and the axle-back portion; the section with the resonators).

 

Opps must have missed that cause it still looks stock. I looked at the pics on http://www.gotuning.com/product_info...oducts_id=1190
an thought it was the stock resonators..

 

HMMMM...I saw those pics..but looking at them again...I can't really tell for sure =P LOL But the size of the mid-pipe tubing appears to be the same as the axle-back portion...

But if it were an axle-back, damn that would be crazy expensive.

 

Its definitely a y-pipe back. Our stock midpipe isnt polished SS. Still a bit expensive for just the mid and rear section though....

 

wow ya with those pics for just that much piping and that price? haha def not worth it i dont care what the gains are.
i would of gotten a catback or just the axelback nothing in between.

 

You can get a full cat-back with chrome piping with an X-pipe for cheaper lol
INVIDIA FTW!!!

 

here are actual pics
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/GREDD...Q5fAccessories

 

I hate the fact it's not a cat-back, otherwise it would be a nice thing to have, i really like drilled tips.

 

Good news, you can get a JIC or Tanabe Y-Pipe for this and you'll have a full cat-back, check it:

http://myg37.com/forums/media-share/...jic-magic.html

So, we have 2 full cat-backs made in Japan, Invidia and Greddy+Tanabe combo.

 

Thats for the coupe bro.

 

Lou didn't say anything about coupe or sedan for those :s.
Maybe they fit both, it's just a y-pipe, i'll assume it'll fit both, can you check or confirm?

 

That was fitted on a Gready exhaust for the g37 coupe bro.
ask Lou or i can ask him if it will fit.

 

Even if that y pipe did fit, that would only send the total cost of the exhaust through the roof. If you're willing to spend that kind of money, you might as well get the full TI MXP exhaust.

 

Ya your gna have to fork up about 1,800 or more to make that into a cat-back.

 

it should fit. i think some of the v35 sedan owners have fit the HR y pipe to their cars. It would be expensive though.