ok, i dont know how to do this.
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ok, i dont know how to do this.
well when i put my LTs on, i want to have the whole exhaust bandclamped. i have everything welded on right now, and im concerned about band clamping my cat to the pacesetter Y pipe. then i have to figure out how to clamp the rest of my catback onto the cat. my cat doesnt have any pipe on the ends of it.. well i think it doesnt.
does the pacesetter Y pipe come with band clamps?
does the pacesetter Y pipe come with band clamps?
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Originally Posted by TheBlurLS1
You're not thinking of using the stock cats are you? That's no-bueno.
Your best bet is to just buy a catted y-pipe. They usually come with slip fit connections and either U-bolts or band clamps. You can always swap them out with bandclamps if you wanted to.
Your best bet is to just buy a catted y-pipe. They usually come with slip fit connections and either U-bolts or band clamps. You can always swap them out with bandclamps if you wanted to.
im gonna put the cat behind the Y pipe. since thats the only way to do it.
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ttt for ideas
oh yea, would i need to make slits in my catback to bandclamp it? or would it be ok to clamp it as is? 3" Y pipe to a 3" catback i dont think it will clamp or slip in.
oh yea, would i need to make slits in my catback to bandclamp it? or would it be ok to clamp it as is? 3" Y pipe to a 3" catback i dont think it will clamp or slip in.
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