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Old 11-14-2004, 11:51 PM
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Well I finally got pics taken. I've been working on it a lot today. I had to cut the flange off one of the cutouts, rotated it, and weld it back in for more clearence. Now the cutouts have at least 1" of clrearence on all sides. Before, the passenger side only had about 1/2", so this was just to make a little more even though it wasnt hitting anything.

The cutouts are different lengths because thats as long as they can be while still fitting. They are long enough to keep air away from the O2's which is all that matters. The driver side cutout is a custom jon because the one I got was too long. The cats are 3" but come out into 2.5" pipes into the flowmaster collector.

The ground clearence is great. The lowest point is the driver-side cat. It goes over all speed bumps with ease and my car is lowered about 1". No banging at all. Easy to take off and on. I love it! Much better than my duals. All I need now is a tune for the open cutouts and I'm set.











































More pics here: http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/485025/4
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Looks really good!
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Awesome setup!
I'm sure it sounds mean as hell..
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Man that looks sweet. I would love to hear it.
Old 11-15-2004, 04:48 AM
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Was that a pacesetter y?
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please get some clips, open and closed. if you have no way of doing that, ill give you my # and you can call me on the phone and put it up to the pipes, lol
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Wow, man, not too shabby.
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I will definitly get some clips. The difference between open cutouts and the Flowmaster is pretty crazy. Thanks for the comments.
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Sweet!
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Where do the Hooker reducers fit in? Is the Flowmaster y-collector a dual 3" in and a 3.5" out?

Does the passenger side cat's flat crimp rub the cutout?
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wow....awwesome job!!! Looks very nicely made....enjoy it!
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Damn, that is a work of art. Big props.
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Originally Posted by JimMueller
Where do the Hooker reducers fit in? Is the Flowmaster y-collector a dual 3" in and a 3.5" out?

Does the passenger side cat's flat crimp rub the cutout?
The Hooker reduces never went into the y-pipe. It was easier and more space saving to expand the 2.5" pipe coming out the cat instead of using the reducer. The passenger side cutout does not rub the cat. I ground down the corner of the cat to make sure that didnt happen, but it wasnt necessay.



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