Perrin Overpipe and Catted Frontpipe Installed
 

Perrin makes a easy to love overpipe and catted frontpipe for those of us planning to run a catless header in the future. As with all things perrin, the flanges are obscenely thick, the instructions are spot on, the hardware is top notch and the fit and finish is perfect, like their catback already on the car.

Its deep and throaty, yes, that good in real life. I will work on a sound clip, tho its whatever my cannon digicam gets us

here are some pics for now:

More of the catted frontpipe and overpipe pics. Good looking stuff, that also feels great according to butt dyno!

Outstanding!

you need to resize those pics asap

So will the car still pass emission tests???

videos!! also do you have the resonated or non resonated? how's DD and sound levels to you?

How long did it take for you to install both parts?

Would like to know this as well. Saw it on the Perrin Site with the Catalytic Converter for a little more.

DEM WELDS.


Some of those beads made me a bit tight in the pants.

Very nice. ;)

It looks like sections of this exhaust are hung using metal to metal hangars as opposed to rubber hangers is this correct and does this vary from stock?

can't wait gettin mine tomorrow night. it'll be a fun weekend project. non-resonated, catless.. but catted header should make it not too noisy, hopefully anyway.

Awesome. Pardon me if i'm wrong, but it looks like you still have the stock catback? Do you plan on replacing it in the future?

He's got the Perrin catback as well. It's listed in his signature.

Doesn't differ from stock. It uses one metal hanger as well.

My question is If Im running the full nameless exhaust including downpipe are any of these new perrin exhaust parts even viable? (not very familiar with exhaust components)

Your "midpipe" right now is stock, so you can get that from any other company. Nameless can build you a midpipe.

They are not openly selling one because it didn't make any power so they found no reason to steal our money for something that won't make any power. BUT, if you want one anyway they'll build it.

From looking at a diagram on the perrin website, just answered my own question.

My only gripe is the cost of the overpipe... ~$350... I'd be all over it if it were around $150.

I can't quite see the details in those pics... Do you have higher resolution/larger pics?

In all seriousness, glad to hear you are liking it.

Can anybody please answer if these will pass emissions?

gonna guess yes. carb no.

i cant really see the pics...please resize if possible..looks good for what i can see...