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hurai 07-10-02 04:41 PM

Where to get a decent exhaust Y-pipe (cheap)?
 
Anyone have some suggestions for the best solution price-wise? I've seen one online for about $160. I am open to new or used.

thanks,
Hurai

Matlock 07-10-02 05:20 PM

For $170 you can get an RB one. It's 2.5in down to 2.25in after the split. It will last a long time. If you have an N/A it's a little bigger than stock and the same on a TII. That might be to much $, but the quality is good.

Evil Aviator 07-10-02 05:34 PM

Any generic muffler shop can make you a Y-pipe for cheap.

hurai 07-10-02 05:37 PM

generic y-pipe?
 
I called up Midas and they are quoting me $300 for one and they'd have to order it... talk about nuts! Well what should I expect to pay at a "normal" muffler shop for a custom pipe?

thanks!
Hurai

Matlock 07-10-02 05:41 PM

Jesus! I can't believe it would cost that much. Please don't spend that much and by an RB or go to another shop. I wouldn't spend more than $150 (thats high).

Josepi 07-10-02 06:31 PM

Eh any chain store is a BIG NONO!!!!!!

Find a custom exhaust shop. Call up your local SCCA chapter and ask them for recommendations, or visit an autoX one day and talk to the people there.

Evil Aviator 07-10-02 07:31 PM

Re: generic y-pipe?
 

Originally posted by hurai
I called up Midas and they are quoting me $300 for one and they'd have to order it... talk about nuts! Well what should I expect to pay at a "normal" muffler shop for a custom pipe?
They must have the parts in stock, as it's just a basic Y-connector and some tubing. What specifically did you ask them for?

FYI, a cheap custom exhaust plumbing job runs $100-200 in my area.

Josepi's idea is great, but I don't think that you will be able to afford a quality racing exhaust system. I guess it doesn't hurt to check around, though. The turbo-back exhaust for my 20B was made by the leading SCCA race shop in my area, and it cost me $1,600, not including the cat and mufflers. :eek:

HENRX7 07-10-02 07:37 PM

go to Speedee Mufflers in San Jose. That is where I had my custom y-pipe done. Theyre good and not expensive too.

NZConvertible 07-10-02 07:55 PM

You don’t need this as a separate component. A decent exhaust builder will just cut and blend the three pipes together. It’s not that hard.

hurai 07-10-02 08:03 PM

Ok, I think I know what I need to do...
 
Is just call around and find an exhaust shop that will work with me (NOT MIDAS!!! :( )

Thanks for all your input!

- Hurai


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