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    Which mid pipes? What kind?

    So I've decided to go fully catless. I currently have 3 inch catless downpipes and a Remus race axle-back exhaust system. I love the way it sounds and it's probably too loud for most people, but I want to go all out. I want to get rid of my secondary cats to make it a little louder and hopefully gain some HP even if its 5hp. Which leads me to my question: What are my options for getting rid of my 2nd cats? What setup would give me the nicest and loudest sound (straight pipes or x-pipe)?

    I was looking for a pair of after market mid-pipes and the only ones I found are the SuperSprint Mid-Xpipe. Does anyone have any experience with these? Any suggestions? Thank you!

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    best bet is just get an exhaust if your going to cut out the midpipes
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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by mazdaspeed6 Click here to enlarge
    best bet is just get an exhaust if your going to cut out the midpipes
    Maybe he already has a rear section?
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    True didn't think of that
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    i saw prices for mid pipes in the 600 range, total ripoff...


    I honestly think taking it to a shop and welding in test pipes is cheaper and yields the same result.
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    I'd take $600. Some of the better pipes are $1000+.

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Potential_535 Click here to enlarge
    I'd take $600. Some of the better pipes are $1000+.
    Might end up taking it to a shop then, still not sure though as I like putting high quality stuff in my car. Thanks for the advice!

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    For your set-up on H-pipe would be all that is necessary to balance exhaust gas pressure, if you feel that is beneficial. If you are boosting over 1 bar I bet you'll feel some gains by getting rid of those secondary cats.

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