2004 Auto Y-Pipe Sale
04-27-2006, 10:40 AM
#43
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I can still honor this price, and if you would like to place an order,
please contact me and I will hook you up with that price!
Update: We are still testing fitting the pipes and so far so good. I am
sorry for the delay, as it is taking longer then we expected, but I assure
you we are working as fast as we can to get these pipes shipped out to you.
The expected shipping date is the week of May 10th. I will keep you all
updated as soon as I get more info, and if you have any questions please
call me directly at 203.730.0858 x101.
As for the people who are thinking about getting this pipe, this would be a
good time, because the factory is giving us a special price that we are
passing on to you. I tell you this because these pipes will never be this
cheap again. Unfortunately, we've had 10 pre-order cancellations since this
Group Deal began which brings the exact number of current orders to 5, this
being the absolute minimum required for this Group Deal.
Thanks,
Nick
please contact me and I will hook you up with that price!
Update: We are still testing fitting the pipes and so far so good. I am
sorry for the delay, as it is taking longer then we expected, but I assure
you we are working as fast as we can to get these pipes shipped out to you.
The expected shipping date is the week of May 10th. I will keep you all
updated as soon as I get more info, and if you have any questions please
call me directly at 203.730.0858 x101.
As for the people who are thinking about getting this pipe, this would be a
good time, because the factory is giving us a special price that we are
passing on to you. I tell you this because these pipes will never be this
cheap again. Unfortunately, we've had 10 pre-order cancellations since this
Group Deal began which brings the exact number of current orders to 5, this
being the absolute minimum required for this Group Deal.
Thanks,
Nick
05-01-2006, 07:55 AM
#46
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hehe I know you guys are. Trust me it will be worth the wait. I drove my buddies 2005 maxima with this y-pipe all weekend.......lets just it was tough not smoking the tires!!
If you guys need anything else feel free to email me directly: Greg@CustomEnterprise.com
Greg
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If you guys need anything else feel free to email me directly: Greg@CustomEnterprise.com
Greg
President
CustomEnterprise.com
05-10-2006, 04:50 PM
#48
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Posts: 230
FWIW, if someone would come up with a Y-pipe that kept the primary cats intact on the 2004+ Maxima, I bet they would sell a LOT of them.
Where I live, you just won't get awa with a normal Y-pipe, and I bet a lot of other people are in the same boat as me. Also, on my car, I think the front crimp (that and the crimp in the pipe itself) is what robs the thing, not the two primary cats...could be wrong though!
Where I live, you just won't get awa with a normal Y-pipe, and I bet a lot of other people are in the same boat as me. Also, on my car, I think the front crimp (that and the crimp in the pipe itself) is what robs the thing, not the two primary cats...could be wrong though!
05-26-2006, 12:55 PM
#59
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Atlanta
Posts: 289
i got mine yesterday
installed it today
EVERYONE THAT IS GOING TO INSTALL THIS SHOULD USE A LIFT
i am a complete fool and did this by myself with just ramps and it was the stupidest thing i've ever done
also one thing i'm not sure about is the need for 2 extra bolts - did other people encounter the same thing? on the original y-pipe the end piece that connects to the back of the exhaust (the connection closer to the middle of the car) the connections were threaded - the new one however is not threaded and thus there is nothing to screw into so you need a bolt on the other side - i'm a little angry about this unless it's just something i did wrong....
installed it today
EVERYONE THAT IS GOING TO INSTALL THIS SHOULD USE A LIFT
i am a complete fool and did this by myself with just ramps and it was the stupidest thing i've ever done
also one thing i'm not sure about is the need for 2 extra bolts - did other people encounter the same thing? on the original y-pipe the end piece that connects to the back of the exhaust (the connection closer to the middle of the car) the connections were threaded - the new one however is not threaded and thus there is nothing to screw into so you need a bolt on the other side - i'm a little angry about this unless it's just something i did wrong....
05-27-2006, 04:53 PM
#61
You are not a fool. I got to say thanks for the feedback and save us headaches. I would have used ramps too. Do you have pics of the flange you mention? Will all this fitment smoke, did the y-pipe fit right?
Congrat.
Congrat.
05-28-2006, 11:23 AM
#63
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Atlanta
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also one thing i'm not sure about is the need for 2 extra bolts - did other people encounter the same thing? on the original y-pipe the end piece that connects to the back of the exhaust (the connection closer to the middle of the car) the connections were threaded - the new one however is not threaded and thus there is nothing to screw into so you need a bolt on the other side - i'm a little angry about this unless it's just something i did wrong....
i say bolts whenever i mean nuts - it's a bad habit of mine
Will all this fitment smoke, did the y-pipe fit right?
and again - i emphasize - do not use ramps unless you have higher than normal ones and 2 people to get under the car with you
the fitment is perfect - because it's perfect it takes some time to get it aligned just right though - i got frustrated because it was a great fit so it made it hard to align just right
06-01-2006, 01:07 PM
#65
How long did it take you to install?
Originally Posted by OmarBadu
btw i meant nuts - not bolts i say bolts whenever i mean nuts - it's a bad habit of mine
i'm not sure what you mean by smoke exactly - the only other engine modification i had before this was an intake - there is little to no sound difference once it's all tightened back up and the such - as soon as it was installed i had to do a 2hr trip to a campsite - i can't tell a huge difference but it does seem to feel a bit peppier
and again - i emphasize - do not use ramps unless you have higher than normal ones and 2 people to get under the car with you
the fitment is perfect - because it's perfect it takes some time to get it aligned just right though - i got frustrated because it was a great fit so it made it hard to align just right
i say bolts whenever i mean nuts - it's a bad habit of minei'm not sure what you mean by smoke exactly - the only other engine modification i had before this was an intake - there is little to no sound difference once it's all tightened back up and the such - as soon as it was installed i had to do a 2hr trip to a campsite - i can't tell a huge difference but it does seem to feel a bit peppier
and again - i emphasize - do not use ramps unless you have higher than normal ones and 2 people to get under the car with you
the fitment is perfect - because it's perfect it takes some time to get it aligned just right though - i got frustrated because it was a great fit so it made it hard to align just right
06-25-2006, 06:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Nick@CE.COM
I am sorry fellas, I am unable to honor the price of $199 for this pipe at this time. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me.
07-05-2006, 04:52 PM
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Originally Posted by DRod
This thing still going?
EDIT: Ok...just read the post above. Uh...any chance the $199 GB will resurface?
EDIT: Ok...just read the post above. Uh...any chance the $199 GB will resurface?
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