Review Tanabe Medalion Mid-pipe and Y-pipe
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Great write-up, Wake's G definetly sounds really good in person, the video doesn't do it any justice. I have FI with the new X pipe and TP, and compared to Wake's, mine is just a tad deeper but the sound level is just about the same. It does have a unique exotic sound and tone that is different than FI, both are great you can't go wrong with either.
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Excactly^^^* I had same Fast intentions Catback w CF mufflers and X pipe and when I sold and tried the Tanabe mufflers alone , they surprised me !!! Mufflers alone sounded great imagine w full catback , well now after waiting and enjoying my New Fast Int w new X pipe w SS mufflers this time , i kinda miss the clean look of Tanabe and that unique tone it gives. Don't get me wrong Fast Int holds it's own and the power is amazing and still more aggressive appearance but man much respect for Tanabe.
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heey yooou guysss(goonies)!
well, I would really like to receive some feedback on one topic that's been starting to bug me, and I'm getting ready to jump on this tanabe y pipe because of it.
I have an "EXHAUST DEPOT" y pipe on my car now, in aluminized steel btw.
I wanted to inquire on how much lighter would this tanabe y pipe in stainless steel be over aluminized steel?
I was told it was very marginal.
also to add, the y pipe sits closer towards the front on the car, so I would assume it would be beneficial to lower the weight of the front end(if you've taken out the spare, jack, and tools).
thanks!
well, I would really like to receive some feedback on one topic that's been starting to bug me, and I'm getting ready to jump on this tanabe y pipe because of it.
I have an "EXHAUST DEPOT" y pipe on my car now, in aluminized steel btw.
I wanted to inquire on how much lighter would this tanabe y pipe in stainless steel be over aluminized steel?
I was told it was very marginal.
also to add, the y pipe sits closer towards the front on the car, so I would assume it would be beneficial to lower the weight of the front end(if you've taken out the spare, jack, and tools).
thanks!
#28
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nevermind my last post above^, did some searching and I pretty much got my answer...but now I would like to know if there is just a titanium version off the y pipe?
I know the answer will more then likely be a negative one but I was just trying to keep my hopes up.
thanks y'all.
I know the answer will more then likely be a negative one but I was just trying to keep my hopes up.
thanks y'all.