got this today..
got the jdm header in last week, picked up the s2000 donut a few days ago... now im just waiting for the car get out of the shop to install it

 

You will see good numbers with the AEM intake. Should give the engine a little pep.

 

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thanks brah

 

Is that a jdm cat I see?ooooo

 

That's a cool red kaz00 you got there. I loved mine while I had it. Just too scared of hydrolock with all the rain we get here in NY.

 

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Yeah, that's definitely a JDM-length cat...I hope you have the JDM b-pipe too, otherwise you're gonna have about a 5" gap between the JDM cat, and the USDM b-pipe.

 

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i also have a jdm 4-1 header... (and the s2000 donut)

do i need something else?

 

mint! parts are sweet. better than christmas too! because you actually get stuff you want.

 

just talked to hmotors...

they said i dont need a b pipe since im using the 98+ jdm 4-1.. and it connects straight to the cat.

so im cool there.

i just ordered this

 

umm... the bpipe is the part of the exhaust that connects to the back of the cat. you definitely do need a bpipe, unless you just want to run open cat.

 

anyone have a picture of it?

the jdm 4-1 header connects directly to the cat (unless im mistaken)?

 

The question is, will your cat connect to your B-pipe/ exhaust without modifying it.

 

man is this guy gonna post up whatever he buys?

 

my exhaust is a stock 00 ITR exhaust.. so i dont know?

n00b question - is the b pipe between the header/cat, or the cat/exhaust.. or both..


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maybe

 

The B-pipe is between the cat and muffler.

 

You will need to extend the factory B pipe then, simple as that! take it to any muffler shop, and they will do it up for u.

 

dont worry about it and just take it to shop.
those guys know what to do

 

sorry i was just getting confused as hell haha

thanks for the replies you guys rock

 

just keep her safe with your documentation to the public of what you have; so far.

 

w3rd

 

If I were you i would get a bypass valve for that intake incase you suck up a little water, but since ur in SD, you should be pretty safe... Nice intake btw i loved it while i had mine!!!

 

you're definately going to need to modify the B pipe, won't cost much at all

 

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if you suck up little water.. that bypass valve wont work at all
as far as i know.. the bypass valve is pretty much useless because .. in order to get the bypass open your filter has to be Fully IN the water . not a little pot hole.

 

from what ive heard the bypass is hurting more than helping..

im not driving out in the rain.. i think i know how i could make a custom bypass, so i can change it within minutes if it does rain..

actually.. it would be a good little project$$$

 

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i also have a jdm 4-1 header... (and the s2000 donut)

do i need something else? </TD></TR></TABLE>

Yes! The JDM header is the same size (lengthwise) as your USDM header. So when you pair that with the shorter (12") JDM cat, you will be 5" short of reaching your USDM b-pipe (USDM cat is 17"). You need the longer JDM b-pipe or a longer cat now.