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- An ATLP Honda-Acura V6 J-Pipe is a pretty straightforward part to understand and install, but there are some particular tips that may really provide some help in making the installation seamless. In particular, pay attention to tip #6! This is especially important with you 9th gen Accord V6 installers!
This video will cover J-pipe installs from ATLP and well as other brands. The subject car is a 2013-17 Accord V6, but these tips will work on 3rd gen TL, 4th gen TL, 7th, 8th, and 9th gen Accord V6, Pilots, Ridgelines, and any other Honda or Acura V6 car.
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Great video. Makes me miss my old 6/6 Sedan.
Great video, hope you do more J-series V6 stuff!
That's the plan!
Great video Thanks 😁👍🏼
Just got thr atlp j pipe, thank god you guys uploaded this. Will save a lot of time, thanks
100% thanks for watching!
@@Heeltoe. does this Jpipe just bolt to stock cats and also the rest beyond? just a total replacement no mods or adaptors?
@@kitvexed8229 Yes correct
Excellent video and tips.
Glad it was helpful! Stay tuned for more!
Great content! Im going to add a jpipe to my 2005 acura tl.
Great mod for sure, let us know if you need assistance ordering!
Perfect tutorial! Any exhaust videos so we can hear how this particular vehicle sounds?
Yes we do, check here: th-cam.com/video/hhYFemb33zI/w-d-xo.html
With any type of header exhaust scavenging upgrade, I rarely hear people talking about tuned equal length pipe work when upgrading OEM gear. In my experience with a naturally aspirated engine. Only focusing on Larger diameter pipework and mandrel bends. Can often lead to flat spots or unwanted resonance at hwy cruising speeds. I have been fortunate enough to be able
To experiment with a few different types of cars over the years.
The pipes on these cars on the way the exhaust is designed it works a little differently. These are just collector pipes underneath the engine, the manifold is actually built into the cylinder head itself and dumps directly into a catalytic converter. Exhaust pulses have largely evened out into regular exhaust flow by the time they get down to these merge pipes. Calibrated length of the primary tubes isn't really as significant as you might think. Benefit to these pipes is the larger diameter and efficient merge. Power band is altered by moving the merge closer or farther from the engine but primary tube being equal length is much less important
Hello, great explanation. Will this work on a 09 Honda accord v6 sedan? I think they are pretty similar but I just want to know.
It for sure is! We do have an application for the 8g Accord yes. www.heeltoeauto.com/index.php?p=catalog&mode=search&search_str=2008+accord+atlp
I have a tip for you my friend. WHERE SAFETY GLASSES PLEASE!! especially when working above your head looking up and spraying chemicals.
Good tip! Typically we do but for video presentation usually take them off.
Hello I was wondering if you guys are gonna restock the ATLP Jpipe for the 2005 Acura TL 5AT. I can't find them anywhere because they say it's no longer being made.
Well we restocked on these weeks ago. We have two different versions on hand for your car. I don't know where you're looking besides Heeltoe, we're the ones that make them so you probably should just shop onour website.
Could it be possible for us aspec owners to replace our exterior mirrors with the type s ones that power fold.
Possibly but I would not want to think about how to wire this up...maybe the wiring is still there?
can this possibly fit on the 2013 honda crosstour EX-l 4WD v6, will the driveshaft get in the way?
A FWD maybe but we do not have an option for the AWD sadly.
Will turn on any cell or engine light on dash installing the rv6 j pipe in a 9th gen accord ?
NOPE!
How much HP/TQ does this add to a 2015 J35Y1 Accord Sedan. Mine is stock with just a K&N replacement filter.
These pipes gain between 8-15 hp depending on the spec and supporting mods.
Can't find anything on your site j-pipe wise for the CL J32A2. Can you help me in case I'm overlooking something?
That is because none exist. The J32A2 has a more conventional header setup.
@@Heeltoe. What do you mean by "more conventional header setup"? I thought a j-pipe was just a bolt on exhaust component that is shaped like a J. The 2003 CL does have that kind of pipe on the exhaust shaped like a J, but it's it called the A or B pipe. The pipe is replaceable with a bigger free flowing pipe but it's made by P2R. and the size of the pipes along with the header are too big for my preference. So, I was looking for alternatives. Thanks for replying.
Tried to like the video, youtube app acknowledged the 'click'.
Will this work on a 2021 Ridgeline?
This one no but we may have access to another from RV6 for your car. Email support@heeltoeauto.con for more details.
Would this fit/work on a 2013-2018 Acura RDX?
We don't have any fitment data on the RDX. Do you have FWD or AWD?
It is front wheel drive
Do you guys ship to California?
We ship worldwide. Yes.
Are they smog legal in California
At this time these are not CARB exempt
4.03 deez nuts 😂
lolz
Does the jpipe take the cat converters place on the bottom? Or is the cat still evident?
A 3rd cat is optional with this pipe. The cat is incorporated with it.
Good video buddy,but man,that welding on that j pipe look like my cousin juan did it 😂
I guess your cousin's a pretty decent welder then. These are bulletproof MIG welds.
Why didnt u guys have the same Stock flange on your j pipe.. but instead u guys want exhaust leaks later. And we all know Honda RARELY have exhaust leaks from the flanges because of there genius indentation design
An o-ring gasket design would be awesome yes, but they do cost more to manufacture and we needed to increase the size of the piping to give it performance benefit. If we were going to use the same flanges as the factory then we would be stuck using the same small size. Also, these flanges don't leak either. You're completely wrong and a little out of line to tell people that these are going to leak over time because they're not going to. We've been making exhaust pipes for 20 years and never had a problem with a gasket just randomly starting to leak.