Y-Pipe Issue, sounds like a monster truck!
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Y-Pipe Issue, sounds like a monster truck!
Have a 2000 Gs400, Sounds like a Monster truck, Was told need a new Y-pipe and gaskets, whats the best place to get a y-pipe OEM from dealer?
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Honestly, I would just go aftermarket. By the time you buy an OEM one, you'll be spending as much as an aftermarket.
If you're set on OEM, here you go:
http://lexus.sewellparts.com/oem-cat...S400-2000.html
Looks to be $525
If you're set on OEM, here you go:
http://lexus.sewellparts.com/oem-cat...S400-2000.html
Looks to be $525
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Thanks for all your help, i'll go on saturday see what the muffler shops can do with the stock one i have maybe weld some metal to the leak if nothing car be done ill order the y-pipe you have...i'm looking for more of a stock sound then loud only for a resale standpoint...not everyone likes the loudness, i dont mind it though
Thanks for all your help, i'll go on saturday see what the muffler shops can do with the stock one i have maybe weld some metal to the leak if nothing car be done ill order the y-pipe you have...i'm looking for more of a stock sound then loud only for a resale standpoint...not everyone likes the loudness, i dont mind it though
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If your not looking to sell in the near future go after market. Got my Y-pipe installed today and and it sounds pretty good. Not loud but a nice noticeable difference than stock. I still have resonators only smaller. It sounds more like a refined V8 now. No drone at cruising speeds only in the 30 to 50 range.
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