AEM V2 or J pipe
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The Best J-Pipes are XLR8 and ATLPs. Now RV6 J-pipe is decent especially for the price, but not as good as the XLR8 and ATLP due to exhaust scavenging. XLR8 is the best in that department, and def. go with the jpipe first more HP
J-pipe.
For most hp, get the XLR8 J-pipe. Designed for max power, but might scrape if your suspension is lowered drastically. Your avatar looks like you are mucho dropped.
For being slammed-friendly (lowered suspension), get the ATLP Version 2 J-pipe. Be sure it is the Version 2, not the Version 1.
For a good $ value with decent hp gains, get the RV6 J-pipe. RV6 is slammed-friendly also.
For most hp, get the XLR8 J-pipe. Designed for max power, but might scrape if your suspension is lowered drastically. Your avatar looks like you are mucho dropped.
For being slammed-friendly (lowered suspension), get the ATLP Version 2 J-pipe. Be sure it is the Version 2, not the Version 1.
For a good $ value with decent hp gains, get the RV6 J-pipe. RV6 is slammed-friendly also.
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I felt somewhat of a difference from the V1. Got a little better throttle response on low-end and mid-range. I was lucky enough to buy mine used for half the price of a new one. So it was more than worth the money. I think you would be satisfied though.
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t0talacuratl I only have the stock intake not even the V1. Does the CAI V2 make a big difference vs stock?
t0talacuratl I only have the stock intake not even the V1. Does the CAI V2 make a big difference vs stock?
I'm getting my AEM V2 cai soon. Looking forward to it, but the pipes will give you better performance I think. I am going to order the atlp j pipe since my car is lowered too much! But definitely get the j pipe first.
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But anyways, I have an ATLP and you have an XLR8, I doubt we'll both agree on which one is better, so let's just all agree that RV6 is third.
Last edited by ifirahse; Sep 9, 2009 at 01:29 AM.
But as your edit states, whoever owns one of the two will think it's better. I own neither, but can agree that the RV6 does come in third...
I just added a post to the linked thread below. It illustrates the advantage of the XLR8 jpipe. See my pics in Post #26 in the link below.
E-124: ATLP V2 vs RV6 V2 *pics/comparisons* (click here)
E-124: ATLP V2 vs RV6 V2 *pics/comparisons* (click here)
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