Options for Catted Y-pipe
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Options for Catted Y-pipe
I have a Set of Pacesetter Headers on the way and am now trying to figure out what i wanna do with a Y-pipe. I would like for it to be catted for emissions and sound control. i was looking at these options
TSP catted Y-alot of people complain about fit, the merge and ground clearance.
Custom Y-Pipe- pick up 2 cats on ebay and get a flowmaster merge collector and have a shop fab up the rest. Would i want to go with 2.5in of 3in?
ORY-Get the Pacesetter ORY and then weld a Cat in the I-pipe. Anyone done this/ know if it would work well.
What combo do you all think would work the best?
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John
TSP catted Y-alot of people complain about fit, the merge and ground clearance.
Custom Y-Pipe- pick up 2 cats on ebay and get a flowmaster merge collector and have a shop fab up the rest. Would i want to go with 2.5in of 3in?
ORY-Get the Pacesetter ORY and then weld a Cat in the I-pipe. Anyone done this/ know if it would work well.
What combo do you all think would work the best?
Thanks
John
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I'm interested as well....
My case is MAC ORY....should I weld in the cats, or just fab one from scratch ?
I don't wanna spend too much money on it....
I think 2.5 inch pipe is plenty for headers...especially for street purposes
My case is MAC ORY....should I weld in the cats, or just fab one from scratch ?
I don't wanna spend too much money on it....
I think 2.5 inch pipe is plenty for headers...especially for street purposes
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About how much would it cost for a shop to weld together the flowmaster merge, and 2 cats?
On a different note, could you weld in one 3" cat and have that be enough flow?
On a different note, could you weld in one 3" cat and have that be enough flow?