Need new exhaust, from y to muffler...
#1
Need new exhaust, from y to muffler...
my b-pipe is bent and my muffler is rusted, so I might as well change the y-pipe while at it and get some hp.
What would you guys do?
-go for budget which is the most reliable for not having 'bees in the can'
-or go for warspeed,around 100-150 less than budget
also what muffler would you guys recommend?,
I want a quiet muffler, not stock cuz it's too expensive.
thanks
What would you guys do?
-go for budget which is the most reliable for not having 'bees in the can'
-or go for warspeed,around 100-150 less than budget
also what muffler would you guys recommend?,
I want a quiet muffler, not stock cuz it's too expensive.
thanks
#3
how much snow do you get where you live? if your concerned about rusting issues then id say get the stainless steel budget y; if not get the wsp one for $160.
for bpipes im a fan of getting a custom bpipe made by a local shop. get them to quote you on a price for a bpipe with a resonator welded in. if their price turns out to be more expensive then budgets with a resonator then id go with the budget.
as for mufflers if you want quiet then theres no better one then a stock muffler. im sure you can find one without getting raped by a dealer too, just search the for sale forums for awhile and youll most likely find somebody that wants to sell you theirs. however, if you want a little louder then stock most people go with a dynomax super turbo. its very quiet but still gives enough rumble at startup to let you know its aftermarket. i think thats the muffler im going to go with when i get my exhaust set up.
make sure you find a good muffler shop locally though and they will hook you up. i mean they do it every day of their lives for a living, you can trust them. another plus to having a muffler shop make your bpipe is that if your going to have them install everything anyways then usually theyll will knock a few bucks off the bpipe since your already doing business with them.
oh and you might as well put on a nice 6" coffee can tip on your new muffler while your at it. ( ) actally i think most would agree with me in saying that in this case 6" is just way to big.
for bpipes im a fan of getting a custom bpipe made by a local shop. get them to quote you on a price for a bpipe with a resonator welded in. if their price turns out to be more expensive then budgets with a resonator then id go with the budget.
as for mufflers if you want quiet then theres no better one then a stock muffler. im sure you can find one without getting raped by a dealer too, just search the for sale forums for awhile and youll most likely find somebody that wants to sell you theirs. however, if you want a little louder then stock most people go with a dynomax super turbo. its very quiet but still gives enough rumble at startup to let you know its aftermarket. i think thats the muffler im going to go with when i get my exhaust set up.
make sure you find a good muffler shop locally though and they will hook you up. i mean they do it every day of their lives for a living, you can trust them. another plus to having a muffler shop make your bpipe is that if your going to have them install everything anyways then usually theyll will knock a few bucks off the bpipe since your already doing business with them.
oh and you might as well put on a nice 6" coffee can tip on your new muffler while your at it. ( ) actally i think most would agree with me in saying that in this case 6" is just way to big.
#4
wsp y-pipe + magnaflow SS muffler...
i had that setup before...it's very quiet with little growl between 2k-3k.
in fact i still have the muffler sitting in my garage. it's already welded to fit on my stock b-pipe. i can let it go for $125 shipped to ur house. PM me if u are interested.
i had that setup before...it's very quiet with little growl between 2k-3k.
in fact i still have the muffler sitting in my garage. it's already welded to fit on my stock b-pipe. i can let it go for $125 shipped to ur house. PM me if u are interested.
#5
i just replaced all that i did stock muffler + mid pipe and i plan on ordering the budget y pipe. Be prepared to cut and drill out bolts from the muffler and mid pipe thats what i had to do good luck. Oh yea PB blaster, make friends with it youll need it. I got the stock muffler for 109$ with a lifetime warranty. The mid pipe was 93$ with a resonator. Make sure you get the gaskets for the mid pipe and the where the muffler meets the mid pipe
#7
the only bad part about having a custom b-pipe is that most of the time, muffler shops dont have a mandrel bender. I have a custom bent one, 2.5", but at the bends, its more like 2". Im looking into getting a resonated budget, or resonated wsp later on this summer.
#8
I have warpspeed y, budget ss (resonated) b-pipe, magnaflow muffler. Loud as ****!!!
As you, I had to replace my b-pipe out of neccessity. A dynomax super turbo is very close to stock, but your exhaust is still gonna be on the rowdy side.
As you, I had to replace my b-pipe out of neccessity. A dynomax super turbo is very close to stock, but your exhaust is still gonna be on the rowdy side.
#9
6" tip thats not to big...I took a coffee grinds can and took it up to PAUL (my exhaust guy) and got him to weld it on, now I have an 8" tip...its not bad looking, I can send pics if you want.
that was totally a joke dont worry.
that was totally a joke dont worry.
#10
Dude ... after finishing my Budget-Y, my exhaust tone has DEFINATELY changed. I am sooooo pissed because everyone told me I wouldn't hear a thing, but when you just stand behind the car you can hear a Honda Civic. It has this horrible drone from idle - 2000 RPMs. I have got to get rid of that or I am going to go nuts. I don't want to hear anything just like stock exhaust. Is this possible from exhaust leaks?
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