ATLP J-Pipe Dyno
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Another option is a coating we used to coat headers for our 69 Chevelle. The ceramic coating provides wear and corrosion resistance, plus reduces heat dissipation.
We used
Airborn Coatings
but there are others.
We used
Airborn Coatings
but there are others.
Originally Posted by ankur914
Not to certain to what products are really out there for wrapping exhaust piping, but a quick google search gave me this
http://www.jscspeed.com/universal/th...eader_wrap.htm
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http://www.jscspeed.com/universal/th...eader_wrap.htm
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#723
Just had the j-pipe installed on my car and I am VERY pleased and scared at the same time I was getting up to rediculous speeds without even realizing it.
I am currently running a 2.5 inch straight pipe from the j-pipe to the back pipes and a lot of people havent noticed much difference in tone well the tone on my car just changed dramatically. Before the jpipe I had a nasty drone/rasp right at 3000 rpm , well its completely gone. As well after the install of my cai and spacer i had this strange vibration between 4-5k rpm well I figured out what it was. It was the engine trying to breathe really hard and now that vibration has equated to a MUCH loader tone in my exhaust once I reach 4k rpm. The engine is FREE to breathe. Wow this mod is great. Now I just need to order the ATLP exhuast
I am currently running a 2.5 inch straight pipe from the j-pipe to the back pipes and a lot of people havent noticed much difference in tone well the tone on my car just changed dramatically. Before the jpipe I had a nasty drone/rasp right at 3000 rpm , well its completely gone. As well after the install of my cai and spacer i had this strange vibration between 4-5k rpm well I figured out what it was. It was the engine trying to breathe really hard and now that vibration has equated to a MUCH loader tone in my exhaust once I reach 4k rpm. The engine is FREE to breathe. Wow this mod is great. Now I just need to order the ATLP exhuast
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Originally Posted by ankur914
There is a spray option that they have also. Almost like a rubber coat. I would think sumthing like that would be a better solution as it can insulate the pipe and allow for an inpenetrable seal.
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Originally Posted by evanj5
Just had the j-pipe installed on my car and I am VERY pleased and scared at the same time I was getting up to rediculous speeds without even realizing it.
I am currently running a 2.5 inch straight pipe from the j-pipe to the back pipes and a lot of people havent noticed much difference in tone well the tone on my car just changed dramatically. Before the jpipe I had a nasty drone/rasp right at 3000 rpm , well its completely gone. As well after the install of my cai and spacer i had this strange vibration between 4-5k rpm well I figured out what it was. It was the engine trying to breathe really hard and now that vibration has equated to a MUCH loader tone in my exhaust once I reach 4k rpm. The engine is FREE to breathe. Wow this mod is great. Now I just need to order the ATLP exhuast
I am currently running a 2.5 inch straight pipe from the j-pipe to the back pipes and a lot of people havent noticed much difference in tone well the tone on my car just changed dramatically. Before the jpipe I had a nasty drone/rasp right at 3000 rpm , well its completely gone. As well after the install of my cai and spacer i had this strange vibration between 4-5k rpm well I figured out what it was. It was the engine trying to breathe really hard and now that vibration has equated to a MUCH loader tone in my exhaust once I reach 4k rpm. The engine is FREE to breathe. Wow this mod is great. Now I just need to order the ATLP exhuast
I agree with evanj5, the cabin drone is completly gone even with the ATLP exhuast. On a side note, I have a date with the Dyno tomorrow. Hopefully I can have the same results as Blackura_NY. We both have the same set-up. I'll report the results ASAP.
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Originally Posted by tidus888
BIG QUESTION!!! hows the drone now?
So in conclusion;
1) the j -pipe makes the sound throaty-er and a little louder
2) yet drone seems have a slightly reduced depth in tone (a little less vibration in the cab)
Hope this helps
#729
Oh I forgot to mention and someone actually PM'ed about it, was the clearance issue on the type-s with the j-pipe. Now I am not sure if this made a difference but the guy that installed it for me bent the hanger down after heating it with a torch. He had to use the torch to get the bolts off the cats too, this did not make me happy, I was nervous watching him put a torch up under my car but all is good.
I didnt mind the sound of my exhaust with stock mufflers and the straight pipe, but now that I have the j-pipe when I get over 4k rpm its sounds pretty shitty Im ordering the ATLP exhaust in the next couple of days.
I didnt mind the sound of my exhaust with stock mufflers and the straight pipe, but now that I have the j-pipe when I get over 4k rpm its sounds pretty shitty Im ordering the ATLP exhaust in the next couple of days.
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JPIPE
07-08 TL-S #18210-SEP-A52
04-08 TL-P # 18210-SDB-A01
OIL PAN
07-08 TL-S # 11200-RYE-A00
07-08 TL-P # 11200-RYE-A00
04-06 TL-P # 11200-RDA-A00
Theories regarding the oil pan clearance
A. oil pan's are different
B. jpipe's are different
C. guys complaining about clearance need to reinstall themselves not by a shop
C WHY???? refer to these pics
excuse the oil line I think I need a new crush washer
as you can see in the images above the clearance on the stock jpipe for the 07-08 type s is the side of a dime... literally a fingernail... I'd just like those who are questioning the clearance to remove the bolts and get 2 flat head screw drivers... push them thru 2 of the 3 bolts and make it move away from oil pan... then bolt on the untouched bolt... then remove one of the flatheads and reinstall the 2nd bolt... and finally the 3rd
07-08 TL-S #18210-SEP-A52
04-08 TL-P # 18210-SDB-A01
OIL PAN
07-08 TL-S # 11200-RYE-A00
07-08 TL-P # 11200-RYE-A00
04-06 TL-P # 11200-RDA-A00
Theories regarding the oil pan clearance
A. oil pan's are different
B. jpipe's are different
C. guys complaining about clearance need to reinstall themselves not by a shop
C WHY???? refer to these pics
excuse the oil line I think I need a new crush washer
as you can see in the images above the clearance on the stock jpipe for the 07-08 type s is the side of a dime... literally a fingernail... I'd just like those who are questioning the clearance to remove the bolts and get 2 flat head screw drivers... push them thru 2 of the 3 bolts and make it move away from oil pan... then bolt on the untouched bolt... then remove one of the flatheads and reinstall the 2nd bolt... and finally the 3rd
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good idea Al
this what i am doing on Thursday
those pics make me feel a little more at ease regarding the clearance. dumb ass me didnt look at the OEM pipe during the install, and didnt think clearance was a problem until others mentioned. car temp seems to be around normal...
after talking to Mike today, he also recommended, putting something in between the jpipe and oil pan, bolting it down, and removing what you used (flat head, washer whatever....)
Al.. when you coming to Dyno out on LI ? i wanna see what #'s you put down on the same dyno i used.
the pipe does hang a little lower then OEM... but since its positioned around the wheel, i doubt it will scrape or bottom out.... considering i just dumped my car almost 2.0" lower today i think i'll be fine
this what i am doing on Thursday
those pics make me feel a little more at ease regarding the clearance. dumb ass me didnt look at the OEM pipe during the install, and didnt think clearance was a problem until others mentioned. car temp seems to be around normal...
after talking to Mike today, he also recommended, putting something in between the jpipe and oil pan, bolting it down, and removing what you used (flat head, washer whatever....)
Al.. when you coming to Dyno out on LI ? i wanna see what #'s you put down on the same dyno i used.
the pipe does hang a little lower then OEM... but since its positioned around the wheel, i doubt it will scrape or bottom out.... considering i just dumped my car almost 2.0" lower today i think i'll be fine
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I can guarantee you that is not a sensor location... and there are other areas where you could weld a bung for an o2 sensor... ie... before flex pipe... that metal portion which was circled is something else
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Originally Posted by BLACKURA_NY
good idea Al
this what i am doing on Thursday
those pics make me feel a little more at ease regarding the clearance. dumb ass me didnt look at the OEM pipe during the install, and didnt think clearance was a problem until others mentioned. car temp seems to be around normal...
after talking to Mike today, he also recommended, putting something in between the jpipe and oil pan, bolting it down, and removing what you used (flat head, washer whatever....)
this what i am doing on Thursday
those pics make me feel a little more at ease regarding the clearance. dumb ass me didnt look at the OEM pipe during the install, and didnt think clearance was a problem until others mentioned. car temp seems to be around normal...
after talking to Mike today, he also recommended, putting something in between the jpipe and oil pan, bolting it down, and removing what you used (flat head, washer whatever....)
BAD IDEA. You don't want to pretension it by prying on it. You will tweak the threaded studs one way or another when you torque down the nuts. Just look at this picture of Mike's 04-06 oil pan
vs mine
See where it touches? You can see where the pipe is touching the oil pan and the part of the oil pan facing the front of the car has a completely different shape to it compared to the 04-06 oil pans. I installed mine myself and I put tension with my bare hands instead of prying it with a bar (again I don't want to tweak the studs). There is no way you can pry the bar enough to get the 04-06 oil pan clearance without bending the pipe for clearance.
It's kind of hard to see but there's already scratches on both the pipe and the oil pan due to vibrations and the pipe expanding.
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well i wasnt going to "pry" it, but i thought about sliding a thin metal washer in between, tightening it up... and then removing the washer, so there is atleast 1-2mm clearance...
but, Al's pictures show the stock Jpipe touching the oil pan as well, so maybe its not a big worry? i am still going to heat sheild wrap my pipe on thursday
but, Al's pictures show the stock Jpipe touching the oil pan as well, so maybe its not a big worry? i am still going to heat sheild wrap my pipe on thursday
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Originally Posted by BLACKURA_NY
well i wasnt going to "pry" it, but i thought about sliding a thin metal washer in between, tightening it up... and then removing the washer, so there is atleast 1-2mm clearance...
but, Al's pictures show the stock Jpipe touching the oil pan as well, so maybe its not a big worry? i am still going to heat sheild wrap my pipe on thursday
but, Al's pictures show the stock Jpipe touching the oil pan as well, so maybe its not a big worry? i am still going to heat sheild wrap my pipe on thursday
Allon: Can you take a pic of your stock j-pipe from directly underneath the car and not at an angle? That way you can really see the actual clearance, since at an angle your pics look like there is NO clearance whatsoever.
Or anyone with an 07 + car with the stock j-pipe can you please take a pic of your clearance directly underneath your car? Thanks.
#743
Originally Posted by BLACKURA_NY
^ right on the money. drone is slightly reduced... i think the pitch of the drone is what went down... so it relieves my ears a little bit, but its also throatier
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here are a few i snapped today while my car was on the lift... ill be adjusting the pipe the best i can on thursday when i get a chance
the pipe is definitely touching (just barely) the oil pan.. but from Stillhere's photos, it looks like the stock one is touching also.... we need another member to step and take some pics of their stock j-pipe installed from a dead under view.
from the front primary cat
the pipe is definitely touching (just barely) the oil pan.. but from Stillhere's photos, it looks like the stock one is touching also.... we need another member to step and take some pics of their stock j-pipe installed from a dead under view.
from the front primary cat
#745
stillhere153 might be on to something.
JPIPE
07-08 TL-S #18210-SEP-A52
04-08 TL-P # 18210-SDB-A01
OIL PAN
07-08 TL-S # 11200-RYE-A00
07-08 TL-P # 11200-RYE-A00
04-06 TL-P # 11200-RDA-A00
Theories regarding the oil pan clearance
A. oil pan's are different
B. jpipe's are different
I agree.
JPIPE
07-08 TL-S #18210-SEP-A52
04-08 TL-P # 18210-SDB-A01
OIL PAN
07-08 TL-S # 11200-RYE-A00
07-08 TL-P # 11200-RYE-A00
04-06 TL-P # 11200-RDA-A00
Theories regarding the oil pan clearance
A. oil pan's are different
B. jpipe's are different
I agree.
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Originally Posted by stillhere153
I can guarantee you that is not a sensor location... and there are other areas where you could weld a bung for an o2 sensor... ie... before flex pipe... that metal portion which was circled is something else
Could someone please tell me what this is and do I just reinstall it on the new jpipe?
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hey allon I'm in VA right now but on Saturday I'm going to sal to install a few things as well as the greddy, I can take some photos then...I'm in the second batch for the jpipe
#752
Originally Posted by PeteThaPitbull
Mike, any updates as for when the rest of us from the first batch will be getting Jpipes?
Those who haven't received theirs will receive additional spacing on their J-Pipe to ensure that it doesn't touch anywhere.
Those who already have their J-Pipe (2007 TL/TL-S) may exchange theirs after the remainder of the people receive theirs. You can also try re-aligning the J-Pipe again by loosening the all the bolts a little and sticking a thin washer in between the J-Pipe and the oil pan where it's touching, then re-tightening it. The bolt holes are "loose" meaning we've intentionally allowed play in it which may be enough to shift it away from touching the pan.
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Originally Posted by aznbo187
That is just a small factory heat shield. This pic, someone intentionally installed a bung for an O2 sensor.
Could it be possible that they did it when they installed the supercharger?
Ohhhhhh wait a second could it be the A/F reader for my gauge? If so is that the best place?
sorry I am a dumb ass but I knew mine looked different.
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Originally Posted by aznbo187
We will have some more of them ready by tomorrow to be shipped.
Those who haven't received theirs will receive additional spacing on their J-Pipe to ensure that it doesn't touch anywhere.
Those who already have their J-Pipe (2007 TL/TL-S) may exchange theirs after the remainder of the people receive theirs. You can also try re-aligning the J-Pipe again by loosening the all the bolts a little and sticking a thin washer in between the J-Pipe and the oil pan where it's touching, then re-tightening it. The bolt holes are "loose" meaning we've intentionally allowed play in it which may be enough to shift it away from touching the pan.
Those who haven't received theirs will receive additional spacing on their J-Pipe to ensure that it doesn't touch anywhere.
Those who already have their J-Pipe (2007 TL/TL-S) may exchange theirs after the remainder of the people receive theirs. You can also try re-aligning the J-Pipe again by loosening the all the bolts a little and sticking a thin washer in between the J-Pipe and the oil pan where it's touching, then re-tightening it. The bolt holes are "loose" meaning we've intentionally allowed play in it which may be enough to shift it away from touching the pan.
#756
Originally Posted by aznbo187
We will have some more of them ready by tomorrow to be shipped.
Those who haven't received theirs will receive additional spacing on their J-Pipe to ensure that it doesn't touch anywhere.
Those who already have their J-Pipe (2007 TL/TL-S) may exchange theirs after the remainder of the people receive theirs. You can also try re-aligning the J-Pipe again by loosening the all the bolts a little and sticking a thin washer in between the J-Pipe and the oil pan where it's touching, then re-tightening it. The bolt holes are "loose" meaning we've intentionally allowed play in it which may be enough to shift it away from touching the pan.
Those who haven't received theirs will receive additional spacing on their J-Pipe to ensure that it doesn't touch anywhere.
Those who already have their J-Pipe (2007 TL/TL-S) may exchange theirs after the remainder of the people receive theirs. You can also try re-aligning the J-Pipe again by loosening the all the bolts a little and sticking a thin washer in between the J-Pipe and the oil pan where it's touching, then re-tightening it. The bolt holes are "loose" meaning we've intentionally allowed play in it which may be enough to shift it away from touching the pan.
#758
Originally Posted by aznbo187
About 25. I just got the revised version in and I'd like to double check with a local TL-S before sending it out. I'm hoping to schedule someone tomorrow morning.