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  • surebimmer
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    Originally posted by BimmerToad View Post
    Aren't the headers secondaries ~2in?
    I'll have to measure them tomorrow.

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  • static
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    I hear that Burns y-pipe does not introduce an expansion chamber at the merge point like the cheaper y-pipes do. Also, as one can see from a Burn's y pic, it's got a reduction diameter point somewhere after the merge point - this is for improved scavenging, but i don't think this (just like headers) is gonna matter on a stock-ish tune anyway.

    if i was to redo my custom downpipe, i'd pony up the dough for the real deal.

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  • ///Mpressive
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    Originally posted by matt View Post
    Come to think of it, it was a flowmaster that went on ///mpressive's S52 car. That'd be my suggestion also.
    It was a nice looking piece and it was under $30.

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  • matt
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    Come to think of it, it was a flowmaster that went on ///mpressive's S52 car. That'd be my suggestion also.

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  • FredK
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    Try the Flowmaster Scavenger series y-pipe.



    It is welded together. Some guy on bimmerforums made an manifold back exhaust for an 95 M3 and it looked pretty good.

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  • BimmerToad
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    I've had both. Unfortunately there is no middle ground in terms of quality. The Burns transition made a noticeable improvement in the exhaust tone over the POS transition Magnaflow stamps out. Why are you going from 2.25" to 2.5"? Aren't the headers secondaries ~2in?

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  • Mike B.
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    Get the Magnaflow.

    If you were building up a competition engine and your livelyhood depended on that last hundreth of a second then go with the Burns stuff, but for a DD/DE car, it's not worth the extra expense.

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  • equate975
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    Originally posted by PiercedE30 View Post
    But it is HIGH quality stainless that is very very smoothly transitioned.
    Yeah but if you are running OE s52 headers I don't think its going to be a huge benefit.

    I would just go with the magnaflow.

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  • PiercedE30
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    But it is HIGH quality stainless that is very very smoothly transitioned.

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  • matt
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    I don't think there would be much of a difference.

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  • surebimmer
    started a topic Y pipes

    Y pipes

    Well i'm going to be getting my exhaust done this week and wanted to talk Y pipes. Car is S52 obd1 swap. Going to do 2.25 from the OBD 2 manifolds to Y pipe with single 2.5 back. With cat and muffler.

    I was looking at burns stainless Y pipes. But they are very pricey, quoted me $225 for dual 2.25 inlet to 2.5 single outlet. Magnaflow's part #10758 Y pipe is $67.

    The burns Y pipe looks a lot smoother. Any thoughts?
    Last edited by surebimmer; 07-10-2007, 08:27 PM.
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