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isn't the Apexi Y-pipe a bottle neck though??
i want to put the N1 duals on my turbo back RB exhaust but i was told my Y-pipe is more free flowing.
truespin88, do you know if i can "bolt on" the canisters to my RB Y??
i want to put the N1 duals on my turbo back RB exhaust but i was told my Y-pipe is more free flowing.
truespin88, do you know if i can "bolt on" the canisters to my RB Y??
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No, the Y-pipes are not the same length, I don't think. Your best bet is to get an RB y-pipe, and a pair of N1s with 2.5 universal inlets, and have an exhaust shop mate them. You can then have them out at an angle like the cat back system is, or straight out like some prefer.
The Apex'i Y-pipe isn't as free-flowing as the RB y-pipe.
The Apex'i Y-pipe isn't as free-flowing as the RB y-pipe.
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