headers/y pipe question
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headers/y pipe question
i have an 02 M6 z28 with a magnaflow catback and lid. im looking into getting pacesetter LT, Y, and a cut out. is it possible to re-use stock cat, should i even if it is possible?
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Originally Posted by defenestrate
i have an 02 M6 z28 with a magnaflow catback and lid. im looking into getting pacesetter LT, Y, and a cut out. is it possible to re-use stock cat, should i even if it is possible?
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Originally Posted by defenestrate
is the pre catted y the one that you said is 700?
you can buy the whole system for 700 yes
http://www.texas-speed.com/shop/item...id=181&catid=8
but someone sells the catted Y-pipe sepratly but it would be cheaper to get the whole package
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All O2 bungs are threaded. Don't waste your money on O2 simms and extensions. Instead of the extensions buy some Bosch 13111 O2 sensors, they are the ones used in the Corvette as rear sensor. They have higher voltage and prevent, in most cases, the Service Engine soon light that comes up if you use the stock O2s. It's always a good idea to get a car dyno tuned after headers, it will be good for at least 15 more rwhp and that way you can have the rear O2's eliminated.
I wasted my money on Extensions and O2 Simms....I wish I hadn't but at least now runs as it should.
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I wasted my money on Extensions and O2 Simms....I wish I hadn't but at least now runs as it should.
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damn i did not expect that. i cant really afford that right now on top of the headers/y pipe. will i still see respectable gains without the tune? also is the cut out worth it power wise?
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A cutout is so cheap, there's no reason not to get it unless you don't want your car to be loud. You will still see gains from headers without a tune, it should run fine without a tune, but if you don't get it tuned, or don't have a programmer, you're going to have to spend the money on the O2 simms.
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Originally Posted by MannyZ28
but if you don't get it tuned, or don't have a programmer, you're going to have to spend the money on the O2 simms.
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Originally Posted by Shallow Bay
No you don't, just leave the rear O2 sensors unplugged. The only downside would be seeing the SES light every time you drive your car.