will this midpipe work with a single turbo down pipe and a hks catback?

http://www.rx7store.net/product_p/midpipefd3s.htm

 

It should but your hearing my not like that.

 

Yes that will work.

 

[QUOTE=hondasr4kids;10402332]It should but your hearing my not like that.[/QUOTE

but would it be better than having a stock midpipe there? im getting tuned soon and i hear that cat is really restrictive.

i only drive it on the weekends so i can live with the noise.

 

Sure. I went for an un-resonated midpipe like that, sounds awesome imo

 

Yes it be a lot better and less restrictive.

Just to give you an example. I have a resonated midpipe with a Apexi N1 muffler. I can't even drive one block without getting a headache.

 

quess im going to have to keep some tylenol in my glove box hahaha.

 

haha

 

yes it will work, yes it will be better than the stock midpipe, and yes if you have a canister type muffler you will get a headache and the fumes will irritate your eyes and nose.

 

i hope no cop will be behind me

 

screw that... After I went single, I kept my resonated mp with my RB duals and I can barely stand the slight highway drone that the car now experiences.

 

Works great! Why spend 300 bux? its just a 3" pipe, it either works or doesnt

 

what cat back are you running now? i know from first had with an RB system it will sound great with an Apexi well you'll go deaf lol.

 

I'm running an HKS hi-power silent catback, with a midpipe is not really all that loud unless you're flooring it... She passes the track DB tests etc (just )

 

I have one from Megan Racing thats the exact same if you wanna save a few bucks. Not even 10 kms on it. Just throwin' it out there

 

In my experience, the midpipe sold by rx7store.net is a bit too short.

I purchased it and installed it on my car when I was in England, I was using an Apexi N1 Dual for my cat-back. My catback did not fully clear my rear bumper with the midpipe (didn't have that problem with my hi-flow cat) and I ended up burning off all my paint just above the exhaust tips.

This is a Megan Racing mid-pipe, unless Jason has switched his suppliers.