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Old 01-16-2003, 04:44 PM
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If I get a full catback system should i get a Y-pipe? If so how much of a difference would it make?
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if you want it, go for it. it will make a difference, but it depends on which one you get. this is a guesstimation but you could probably expect between 6-12hp gain.

dont forget to get a high-flow Cat Converter!
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If I get a full catback system should i get a Y-pipe? If so how much of a difference would it make?
I agree with un4,also FYI the high-flow cat is only good for about 1hp, unless you're running about 3 inches all the way back from the engine to the muffler, I would say you probably won't gain that much, also you're car will be crazy loud using a 3 inch full exhaust & catback.

Get a Y pipe, your best gain in the Max comes from this alone, besides Turbo, S/C, nitrous.
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brings up a good question for me... does anyone make a y-pipe for the 94 max?
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brings up a good question for me... does anyone make a y-pipe for the 94 max?
Not sure, did you check www.custommaxima.com or www.placracing.com or www.rvmracing.com
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is rmv a good quality product, that underdrive pulley caught my eye
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a y pipe alone is worth 18 hp not 6-12 and 19 extra lbs/ft torque. you'll end up with about 30 horses after a y pipe and cat-back. definitely get the y pipe.
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is rmv a good quality product, that underdrive pulley caught my eye
From what I've heard and seen over at the org, it is a good quality product, I'd go for it. The lighter weight UDP is a nice replacement piece to add to your car, not only do you gain the benefit of a faster revving engine it also prolongs your engine by requiring less inertia to turn it.

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From what I've heard and seen over at the org, it is a good quality product, I'd go for it. The lighter weight UDP is a nice replacement piece to add to your car, not only do you gain the benefit of a faster revving engine it also prolongs your engine by requiring less inertia to turn it.

Go for it.
that's a good point. i never thought of it before, but it does probably help extend engine life.
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yeah your right i saw the dyno yesterday. like i said it was only a guesstimation. thats awsome... anyone know the increases for my car?
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yeah i had no idea a y pipe added so much power til i saw the dyno.
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y-pipe+catback+underdrive pulley=power

Go for it!
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