Y-Pipe and Exhaust

Wilhelm Raceworks Y-pipe for 2GR-FE

The Wilhelm Raceworks Y-Pipe connects Frankenstein Motorworks headers to the Berk Technology muffler.  This pipe is for the old style tubular headers only.  They will not fit the new Frankenstein Motorworks cast headers.  304 stainless steel TIG welded construction, with 2.25" pipes before the merge and 3" pipe after the merge.  Includes stainless steel hardware for connection to both the headers and the muffler, as well as a gasket for the Y-pipe to muffler connection.

The y-pipe includes a Magnaflow metal core catalytic converter as shown below.  The only catch is, it's a very snug fit.  The lower most bolt on the rear e153 transmission mount must be removed, and you may need to run polyurethane engine mount inserts to reduce engine movement.  I can also modify existing y-pipes in this manner, please contact me to discuss.  Note, this catalytic converter is not CARB legal, and this y-pipe with cat will not help make your swap legal in CARB states.  However it should pass most basic emissions tests.

Wilhelm Raceworks Y-pipe with catalytic converter installed Wilhelm Raceworks Y-pipe with catalytic converter installed

Please note that this y-pipe is designed to be used with the E153 transmission, and it will not clear the CV joint on the S54 transmission.

Made in the USA!

If you have a set of the Frankenstein Motorworks tubular headers and need a y-pipe, please go ahead and place the order.  This is a special order part, it will not be coming back in stock.  Typical lead time 3-5 weeks.

SKU 2GR Y-Pipe
$940
Currently out of stock, can be backordered.



For those looking for something a little out of the ordinary, the Wilhelm Raceworks exhaust for the 2GR, features a twin tip center exit design and with a Borla Pro-XS muffler and Helmholtz resonator.  Not only does this provide a unique look and awesome sound, it also saves about about 15lb off the back of the car compared to the Berk Technology muffler.  Please note that this exhaust requires the rear grill be modified or removed.  A rear diffuser to complete the look of this system is also available.

This exhaust is a little on the loud side.  It will generally measure 97-98db at ~50ft, so please keep this in mind if you have specific sound restrictions to meet.  However, cruising on the highway or around town is reasonably quiet in the car with the addition of the Helmholtz resonator as described here.  A set of tip silencers drops the WOT sound level by a couple db (95-96db typically) and quiets the cruise sound levels a little as well.  A little work is required to fit them, contact me for details.

Wilhelm Raceworks y-pipe with center exit Borla muffler

Wilhelm Raceworks center exit Borla exhaust Wilhelm Raceworks center exit Borla exhaust

Made in the USA!

If you have a set of the Frankenstein Motorworks tubular headers and need an exhaust, please go ahead and place the order.  This is a special order part, it will not be coming back in stock.  Typical lead time 3-5 weeks.

SKU 2GR Center Exit Exhaust
$1,560
Currently out of stock, can be backordered.
* Include Y-Pipe?:



Requires customized version of the Y-pipe that I sell.  Either order a y-pipe with the exhaust, or send in your existing y-pipe to be modified.


Customer car fly by video. Thanks Nathan!

 

Startup and rev video of my prototype exhaust.

 

Fly by video on the track.

6 comments

  1. Thursday, 03 February 2022 06:10
    Would you be able to make this with just a length of 3" straight pipe after merge? It's for a a 2gr spider so goes under the subframe not over
    1. Monday, 07 February 2022 10:39
      I could have it made so that it stops at the merge, and that might save you a little money.  I would hesitate to add any pipe past the merge, since it would be hard to control the angle properly since it won't be part of the assembly jig.
  2. Tuesday, 15 February 2022 12:47
    Will you be fabbing a new Y-pipe for the new style manifolds? Just trying to finalize my list but not seeing where anyone currently offers one for the new Frankenstein manifolds.
    1. Sunday, 20 February 2022 10:02
      Eventually yes, but it's not a project I have started on yet.
  3. Tuesday, 29 November 2022 03:34

    Hey Alex, is it possible for you to adjust the flange to fit the sw20 greddy exhaust?

    I don't know if you are aware of the guys from throtl on YouTube but they made the adjustment but where I am it would be very unlikely to have it done right 

    1. Saturday, 24 December 2022 09:15

      No, that is something that would have to be done on the car with the Greddy exhaust handy.

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