anyone got these pypes pipes?

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nizzo

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thinking about buying pypes mid pipes, they are like 189 dollars free shipping


the bbk extractors are 20 dollars more and i have to pay shipping, anyone have these pypes pipes and can tell me how easy install is and compared performance to the bbks???


anyone with any help would be appreciated, i dont mind losing a few horses but i do not want a difficult instalation or problems later down the road or some poor sounding exhaust of course

 

02nightmaregt

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I have the bbk and from what i understand the pypes midpipe is a better design and actually its probably a better piece. I've heared of a lot of people that are very happy with thiers. I was actually looking into them for when i change my exhaust. Thats a good price too. Midpipe installation is really easy too, just unbolt the old one and bolt in the new one. It helps if you got a buddy to help or you could use a jack to help manuver the new one when lining it up

 

Tim2002GT

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I recently switched from a prochamber to a Pypes x-pipe. The fitment is excellent. It now comes in a 3 piece design. Easy to install.

I had to re-adjust how my catback was routed over the rear axle, but that would likely be the case between any two midpipes.


To the OP, also take a look at UPR's xpipe and VRS' xpipe. IIRC they are all 3 closely priced.

 

Gtstang167

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heard alot of greatthings about Pypes!! I have Pypes headers!

 

twogts4us

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I had a Pypes mid pipe on my 2002 GT - it was a great piece, great value, perfect fit and nice noise..!