Seriously call a local custom exhaust shop and just have one made, it will save you money between the H-pipe, shipping and install. :headbonk:
I have the stainless steel version and I don't believe it is manufactured the same way as the aluminized steel version. They look very different.
Ok, well that's easier said than done...I would have to shop around and find an exhaust shop that will do decent enough work and make it right, and that's if I can find a shop...which is probably the reason why the majority of people prefer to just buy a pre-made h pipe and install that instead of trusting some exhaust shop that could possibly A. screw up a simple h pipe or B. screw up something under your car without your knowledge....For me, I prefer to just order a pipe and install myself. I am all about supporting local businesses, which is why I am looking at Lethal or Steeda, they are just down the road from me.
Yes I have that same one, the one on the bottom. Their 304SS version is more expensive, but I got it used from a forum member. It was used for like 1000 miles but when I got it, looked brand new, shiny etc. Thats why when I saw the post about the good and bad of CJPP H-pipe, I thought "Bad? There's a bad side to their H-pipe?" Then I read it's about the aluminized version. I guess there is a reason between the price difference, besides the material used.
I have it installed on my vehicle. Took maybe 30 minutes to have it installed/welded for $60. Completely forgot to take a picture of the final result but it looks like any other H-Pipe install.
