Efini Y-pipe
08-31-01, 04:05 AM
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Efini Y-pipe
Hey, i just bought and installed a efini Y-pipe today. The thing is that i dont' see much of a difference in the OEM part and the efini Y-pipe. What should i expect with this upgrade?
08-31-01, 02:41 PM
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Re: Efini Y-pipe
Don't expect to get an increase in power because you won't.
I will buy it from you if you don't want it anymore..
I will buy it from you if you don't want it anymore..
Originally posted by Tobal
Hey, i just bought and installed a efini Y-pipe today. The thing is that i dont' see much of a difference in the OEM part and the efini Y-pipe. What should i expect with this upgrade?
Hey, i just bought and installed a efini Y-pipe today. The thing is that i dont' see much of a difference in the OEM part and the efini Y-pipe. What should i expect with this upgrade?
08-31-01, 05:32 PM
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It is claimed to be good for 10 HP. I doubt it does anything for relaibility though, unless your talking about the aluminium crossover pipe that comes with it.
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08-31-01, 09:53 PM
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It is claimed to be good for 10 HP. I doubt it does anything for relaibility though, unless your talking about the aluminium crossover pipe that comes with it.
It is claimed to be good for 10 HP. I doubt it does anything for relaibility though, unless your talking about the aluminium crossover pipe that comes with it.
I think it's a good mod, supposedly has better flow due to relocating the BOV connector out of the air flow. MazdaComp claims 10-15 HP, I guess that could be accurate. But I like it for the reliability factor, and the fact that it can be polished.
09-01-01, 01:18 AM
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Well i hope i installed it correctly... seemed like a easy job at first and then i had to remove all these parts connected... i think its kind of a bitch to do. But after this you kinda have a idea of how your car is. But heres one big question that pops up in the install.. the inlet facing towards firewall with connects to the pipe w/ the actuator just plugs straight in right? Cuz it didnt' really stay all that tight but i guess after screwing everything it it stays in place. thats the only part i hesitate about. Please let me know this is how it suppose to be.
