It's 2.25" before and 2.5" after the Y pipe.
The 2.25" restricts down to 1.75" in places as you can see in the first DIY y-pipe thread. (wontonjohnny's)
2.25" is too small. exhaust moves at higher velocity out of it, but it's choking the hell out of the exhaust. 2.5" is perfect. You can run a turbo large enough to blew the motor without any restriction problems, or run an N/A car without loosing exhaust velocity from the pipe being large enough to roll a truck through.
You goofed when you used the 2&1/4" pipe on a v6 man... Bad! What ignorant ass US domestic exhaust shop had you do that? Hell all the DOHC 3.0L Toyota motors put out substantually more HP & torque, across a wider range than domestic v6's. :\
V6's are loud with high flow resonators... That's the price you pay. Be glad you didn't delete them because they sound like total ass without one! Replace the resonator with a more OEM style one. The flow losses will be nearly neglageable, and it'll put the shush to the muffler.
When you have it re-done, have a new Y-pipe amde from the collectors out. 2" -2.25" mandrel bent tubing going to the Y, with used 2.5" from the Y to the muffler.
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