Midpipe help?
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Midpipe help?
Hey, I'm trying to find a catless midpipe and I'm having a hard time finding what I'm looking for. Are there any vendors someone can point me to where I can buy a 3 inch non resonated midpipe? I bought one a very long time ago when I had my first rx8 but I don't remember where I bought it from.
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edit: you want a straight pipe, Racing Beat sells one
https://www.racingbeat.com/RX8/Exhau...ers/16201.html
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https://www.racingbeat.com/RX8/Exhau...ers/16201.html
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Last edited by TeamRX8; 04-01-2023 at 10:12 PM.
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edit: you want a straight pipe, Racing Beat sells one
https://www.racingbeat.com/RX8/Exhau...ers/16201.html
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https://www.racingbeat.com/RX8/Exhau...ers/16201.html
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@Dimension23 The best bolt on options are:
Racingbeat RenV1: Link (This will be painfully loud and drone, especially if you plan on getting a muffler, this may give more sound to a stock muffler or the racingbeat catback and be ok levels)
Racingbeat RenV2: Link (This is dual resonated with no cat, which will get rid of most drone with various catback mufflers if you choose to get a new one. I have 2 of these and it paired well with the turboXS catback. I honestly did not like it when paired with the dual racingbeat exhaust, as it was too quiet.
BHR either with or without the cat: Link (This option is probably the in between loudness of the two racingbeat options.)
All will give a check engine code and fail Obd inspections, except for the bhr with a cat. Some vendors like mazdatrix may also have stock of these options, so I suggest calling.
Racingbeat RenV1: Link (This will be painfully loud and drone, especially if you plan on getting a muffler, this may give more sound to a stock muffler or the racingbeat catback and be ok levels)
Racingbeat RenV2: Link (This is dual resonated with no cat, which will get rid of most drone with various catback mufflers if you choose to get a new one. I have 2 of these and it paired well with the turboXS catback. I honestly did not like it when paired with the dual racingbeat exhaust, as it was too quiet.
BHR either with or without the cat: Link (This option is probably the in between loudness of the two racingbeat options.)
All will give a check engine code and fail Obd inspections, except for the bhr with a cat. Some vendors like mazdatrix may also have stock of these options, so I suggest calling.
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@Dimension23 The best bolt on options are:
Racingbeat RenV1: Link (This will be painfully loud and drone, especially if you plan on getting a muffler, this may give more sound to a stock muffler or the racingbeat catback and be ok levels)
Racingbeat RenV2: Link (This is dual resonated with no cat, which will get rid of most drone with various catback mufflers if you choose to get a new one. I have 2 of these and it paired well with the turboXS catback. I honestly did not like it when paired with the dual racingbeat exhaust, as it was too quiet.
BHR either with or without the cat: Link (This option is probably the in between loudness of the two racingbeat options.)
All will give a check engine code and fail Obd inspections, except for the bhr with a cat. Some vendors like mazdatrix may also have stock of these options, so I suggest calling.
Racingbeat RenV1: Link (This will be painfully loud and drone, especially if you plan on getting a muffler, this may give more sound to a stock muffler or the racingbeat catback and be ok levels)
Racingbeat RenV2: Link (This is dual resonated with no cat, which will get rid of most drone with various catback mufflers if you choose to get a new one. I have 2 of these and it paired well with the turboXS catback. I honestly did not like it when paired with the dual racingbeat exhaust, as it was too quiet.
BHR either with or without the cat: Link (This option is probably the in between loudness of the two racingbeat options.)
All will give a check engine code and fail Obd inspections, except for the bhr with a cat. Some vendors like mazdatrix may also have stock of these options, so I suggest calling.
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Yeah any of what I listed will work for you then, just figure out what is available.
Doing bhr LS coils and sparkplugs would be a good next. At 120k miles though you are in the realm of needing a rebuild if it had not been done already. Just a reminder that the first sign of low compression is trouble hot starting. I would always urge to rebuild earlier if possible to avoid excessive damage.
When I had high miles and low compression I found that premixing only caused the plugs to foul faster and faster. Not that you should not premix, but keep plugs in mind as something to check if you find yourself flooding a lot.
Doing bhr LS coils and sparkplugs would be a good next. At 120k miles though you are in the realm of needing a rebuild if it had not been done already. Just a reminder that the first sign of low compression is trouble hot starting. I would always urge to rebuild earlier if possible to avoid excessive damage.
When I had high miles and low compression I found that premixing only caused the plugs to foul faster and faster. Not that you should not premix, but keep plugs in mind as something to check if you find yourself flooding a lot.
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Yeah any of what I listed will work for you then, just figure out what is available.
Doing bhr LS coils and sparkplugs would be a good next. At 120k miles though you are in the realm of needing a rebuild if it had not been done already. Just a reminder that the first sign of low compression is trouble hot starting. I would always urge to rebuild earlier if possible to avoid excessive damage.
When I had high miles and low compression I found that premixing only caused the plugs to foul faster and faster. Not that you should not premix, but keep plugs in mind as something to check if you find yourself flooding a lot.
Doing bhr LS coils and sparkplugs would be a good next. At 120k miles though you are in the realm of needing a rebuild if it had not been done already. Just a reminder that the first sign of low compression is trouble hot starting. I would always urge to rebuild earlier if possible to avoid excessive damage.
When I had high miles and low compression I found that premixing only caused the plugs to foul faster and faster. Not that you should not premix, but keep plugs in mind as something to check if you find yourself flooding a lot.
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