Pacesetter headers with Off road y pipe or catted y pipe
04-15-2010, 08:01 PM
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Pacesetter headers with Off road y pipe or catted y pipe i see that texas speed and performance sells
pacesetters with a a catted y pipe.
Any one running this y pipe.
Would running this y pipe opposed to a Off road y pipe help from codes being thrown?
Car is an 01 Ws6.
automatic pretty much stock.
SLP loud mouth exhaust.
Thats really it done to the car.
pacesetters with a a catted y pipe.
Any one running this y pipe.
Would running this y pipe opposed to a Off road y pipe help from codes being thrown?
Car is an 01 Ws6.
automatic pretty much stock.
SLP loud mouth exhaust.
Thats really it done to the car.
04-15-2010, 08:18 PM
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Considering you have SLP's Loudmouth, you will probably want to spend the extra cash to have cats.
With an ORY you may find you can no longer tolerate the LM Catback.
I went with a Jet Hot catted Y-pipe when I installed my Jet Hot LT's so I could retain the previously installed Loudmouth.
My exhaust is loud, but I'm happy with the results.
My advice is to go with a Catted Y.
Good luck, man.
With an ORY you may find you can no longer tolerate the LM Catback.
I went with a Jet Hot catted Y-pipe when I installed my Jet Hot LT's so I could retain the previously installed Loudmouth.
My exhaust is loud, but I'm happy with the results.
My advice is to go with a Catted Y.
Good luck, man.
Should be in external. And if no emissions....**** the cats. Just have the rear o2s deleted when you get the car tuned.
04-16-2010, 09:28 AM
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The rear O2 sensors will have to be deleted like on a standard ORY since there are no O2 bungs after the cats. That should be the only code that it will set off. Let us know if you decide to run one. We have them on the shelf and ready to ship today!
Jon
Jon
