G37 Y Pipe info
01-05-2009, 04:02 PM
#1
G37 Y Pipe info
I've been searching through the forums and haven't found a lot on the Y pipe. Here is what I think I know based on what I have found:
Available Y Pipes:
1. Exhaust Depot
2. Ichiba
3. Motordyne XYZ-Pipe (a hybrid that costs about double)
Then I heard some rumor of a Tanabe Y pipe for G37 but have not been able to verify or locate it for sale. Since I just installed Tanabe Medallion (which I like but want more performance) I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with any/all of these with the Tanabe Medallion - ease of installation, loudness, Y pipe vs X pipe or H pipe (if even available). As far as I can determine the Y pipe is probably the easiest way to get more performance, next to a total cat-back system - opinions?
Available Y Pipes:
1. Exhaust Depot
2. Ichiba
3. Motordyne XYZ-Pipe (a hybrid that costs about double)
Then I heard some rumor of a Tanabe Y pipe for G37 but have not been able to verify or locate it for sale. Since I just installed Tanabe Medallion (which I like but want more performance) I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with any/all of these with the Tanabe Medallion - ease of installation, loudness, Y pipe vs X pipe or H pipe (if even available). As far as I can determine the Y pipe is probably the easiest way to get more performance, next to a total cat-back system - opinions?
01-05-2009, 04:31 PM
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There is a Tanabe Y-Pipe available as well as a JIC Magic Y-pipe available. PM Lou@Amplified I know he carries them both...
Believe it or not, the stock y-pipe isn't all that bad. Of course the aftermarket y-pipes are a lot better, but from what I've noticed is that most of the power restriction is coming from the stock mid-pipe. Now as of right now, there are no available aftermarket mid-pipes yet, but there will be one in the very near future.
Hope i've helped in any way
Believe it or not, the stock y-pipe isn't all that bad. Of course the aftermarket y-pipes are a lot better, but from what I've noticed is that most of the power restriction is coming from the stock mid-pipe. Now as of right now, there are no available aftermarket mid-pipes yet, but there will be one in the very near future.
Hope i've helped in any way
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01-20-2009, 10:07 AM
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I went with the motordyne engineering xyz pipe. the quality and workmanship are impressive, but it did cost some bucks. on the collector end, you can swap in a resonator, a straight pipe, or even a catalytic converter. I posted a couple pics at:
https://www.myg37.com/forums/intake-...exhaust-4.html
https://www.myg37.com/forums/intake-...exhaust-4.html
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04-07-2011, 04:19 PM
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Megan y-pipe:
MEGAN EXHAUST Y-PIPE G37 08+ 2D COUPE V36 VQ37VHR RWD - eBay (item 330491418379 end time Apr-30-11 00
46 PDT)M2 performance y-pipe:
M2 PERFORMANCE Y-PIPE EXHAUST INFINITI G37 08-10 VQ37HR - eBay (item 260714480545 end time Apr-29-11 19
28 PDT)OBX y-pipe:
OBX EXHAUST Y-PIPE DOWNPIPE NISSAN 370Z INFINITI G37 - eBay (item 220590828306 end time Apr-11-11 15:02:23 PDT)
Ichiba y-pipe:
Ichiba Stainless Steel Y-Pipe Infiniti G37 Coupe VQ37 - eBay (item 200520329255 end time Apr-14-11 04
08 PDT)Kakumei y-pipe:
KAKUMEI INFINITI G37 COUPE G35 07 08 SEDAN Y PIPE - eBay (item 360211154825 end time Apr-17-11 23:00:08 PDT)
