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Originally Posted by Japanjay That middle one is not normal. The other three are and yours are not normal numbers. This platform has been around for 5 years and no

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Old 02-18-2015, 06:56 PM   #1 (permalink)
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That middle one is not normal. The other three are and yours are not normal numbers. This platform has been around for 5 years and no one has been able to create "41whp" from just an exhaust, no tune or nothing else. Tomie's is identical, doesn't do that not even close, so I do believe you are the only one thinking that this is even possible without having a severely inflated dyno. But everyone will see when you baseline, with the exhaust put back to stock. Non-nismo will be around 273-77ish consistently state to state dyno to dyno for the last 6 years.
While I agree some numbers may seem inflated, I do think we will get to the bottom of this. Gregor seems to be doing a honest job on his end to provide us with information. Either way I did want to point out that Soho and Tomei are not the same. Sohos y pipe is 3 inch whereas tomie is only 2.5. I am not saying their is a major difference there but I do remember reading a 3 inch y pipe being recommend on the tomie thread.
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While I agree some numbers may seem inflated, I do think we will get to the bottom of this. Gregor seems to be doing a honest job on his end to provide us with information. Either way I did want to point out that Soho and Tomei are not the same. Sohos y pipe is 3 inch whereas tomie is only 2.5. I am not saying their is a major difference there but I do remember reading a 3 inch y pipe being recommend on the tomie thread.
I feel the need to correct you:

The Tomei Y pipe is 76.3mm, which is right around 3". Tomei Specs

I use the Motordyne Y Pipe.
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