Spoolish

Just recently got a stock 02 A4 SS. I want to get some good LT's and catted y-pipe with good clearance. I plan on lowerering the car about 3/4 of an inch. I do want to keep the SLP dual/dual it has now though. Any suggestions for a powerful LT/y-pipe combo that will suit me. Thanks

UltraZLS1

iTrader: (13)

Save yourself the hassle of when you will change your mind later.
Get some ceramic coated pacesetter long tubes and a rumbler x true dual set up...one of the most powerful/best sounding/lightest/cost efficient setups around. about 800 bucks and you will have an awesome exhaust.

nick3205

Especially since you are going to be lowering you car don't go with the SLP lt's. There are some good brands. I hear that Hooker lt's bolt right up and have no trouble with ground clearance.

wfows6

I have flowtech Form EBAY the went in pretty easily I had to bfh the floor pan al little but i have less that 500 in them I used paercy dead sof tgaskets and the don't leak. the don't drag either and im running sportlies

LS1LT1

iTrader: (16)

I would go with the QTPs, the best long tube and Y pipe combo out there IMO.
www.quicktimeperformance.com

Durien

a vote for a QTP setup here..... i am very pleased with mine

ZR2877

I would say go with some Kook's LTs and TSP true duals. Can't beat the sound. I would stay away from the ORY with Catback. I got tired of that sound real quick.

smokin' joe 00 ss

QTP's or Kook's are about the best out there right now.

DD966

iTrader: (3)

I think you better compare the quality of Stainlessworks, first. Especially if you are going to purchase a Y-Pipe.

smokin' joe 00 ss

I agree from what I've been reading Stainlessworks are putting out a top quality product also.

NBM2k2SS

iTrader: (2)

I just looked at the QTP site and they want 799 for the LTs and 525 for the Catted y-pipe, anywhere have them cheaper???

01TAFlyer

iTrader: (4)

Used only, but most people wouldn't have a reason to sell their qtps.

LoPeY

iTrader: (6)

Kooks with the catted y have worked awesome for me.