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Originally Posted by Zeester Which design yields more power, the Y-pipe or the X-pipe ? See my posts and links in this thread http://www.the370z.com/intake-exhaus...mo-h-pipe.html
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Not sure there any any real cheap solutions here guys. As someone mentioned at the point of changoing the downpipes and mid-pipes, you may as well go all out, and just get a full cat back that performs better than the Nismo LOL Plus you should through in some Berk HFC's 
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