Clearance with QTP catted y?
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Clearance with QTP catted y?
I currently have a Jet Hot LT/catted y set up, and am moderately happy with it, except the y-pipe hangs down so low that I have a hard time not rubbing on speed bumps, and I cant even consider lowering the car. This picture shows the situation pretty well:
I was looking at the QTP website and it seems that they are a whole step beyond in build quality. Plus the cats are visible, so I wouldn't have to finagle my way into an inspection.
Can anyone relate their experiences?
I was looking at the QTP website and it seems that they are a whole step beyond in build quality. Plus the cats are visible, so I wouldn't have to finagle my way into an inspection.
Can anyone relate their experiences?
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I've got one...it does hang low. The driver side cat hangs low because of the cat clearance required to the body - could be improved by extending the section of the pipe from the header, therefore moving the cat in a better position rearward. The only reason I haven't bothered fixing it was I was bordering on a dual set up or a custom built Y. I do have intentions on parting with it if you're interested. PM me and maybe I could save you few bucks
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There has been alot of complaints about their y pipes. I have their headers, and off road y pipe. Probably the nicest headers i have seen yet but the y pipe is such a hassle to work with. Ill take pics of mine tonight but mine is about an inch lower than yours, plus i have eibachs on my car. the speed bumps around my town have were nice enough to move it up a bit till i get a whole new one put on. And for the record i have emailed QTP about 10 times asking them to do something about it and havent recieved an email back. All i wanted was i would send them mine back if they would just pay for a new 3 in 3 out flowmaster y collector and i would pay for the rest of the tubing and the install. im still taking the hit in the wallet and they still wouldnt help me out. GOOD LUCK
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Guys, never buy a pre-made Y. I paid $600 for the QTP dual cutout Y and had to spend another $300 at my favorite local shop to get some ground clearance. Any decent exhaust shop can do a much better job than any pre-made Y out there.
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Originally Posted by glennhl
I went with the Stainlessworks long tubes because they use a 2.5" Y pipe with Random Tech Cats. I have excellent clearance.