G37 sedan test pipes questions
Im thinking about purchasing these test pipes. https://www.ebay.com/itm/20351064865...waAnGsEALw_wcB
Im wondering if 1, these will sound or be decent and 2, if I can harm my car by not having flex pipes. I am lowered and want to know if this has been an issue for anyone.
Im wondering if 1, these will sound or be decent and 2, if I can harm my car by not having flex pipes. I am lowered and want to know if this has been an issue for anyone.
1. It is test pipes without resonators so it will have a good bit of rasp to it, especially if you have a muffler delete it will be raspy and a good amount of drone.
2. No it will not harm your car since the y-pipe already has flex pipes. You do not want flex pipes on test pipes it will hang a lot lower and another place to have an exhaust leak from.
2. No it will not harm your car since the y-pipe already has flex pipes. You do not want flex pipes on test pipes it will hang a lot lower and another place to have an exhaust leak from.
1. It is test pipes without resonators so it will have a good bit of rasp to it, especially if you have a muffler delete it will be raspy and a good amount of drone.
2. No it will not harm your car since the y-pipe already has flex pipes. You do not want flex pipes on test pipes it will hang a lot lower and another place to have an exhaust leak from.
2. No it will not harm your car since the y-pipe already has flex pipes. You do not want flex pipes on test pipes it will hang a lot lower and another place to have an exhaust leak from.
If you're dead set on getting test pipes instead of high-flow cats, then consider resonated test-pipes.
Google "G37 resonated test pipes". Berk, Fast Intentions, ARK, Motordyne, etc.
Google "G37 resonated test pipes". Berk, Fast Intentions, ARK, Motordyne, etc.
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