How do you like your catted y-pipe ?
11-04-2004, 05:15 PM
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First I would suggest you check JPR's stickes and do a search.
All headers are fine on lowered cars except SLP's.
I like the pacesetter header with the TSP catted y.
-Todd
All headers are fine on lowered cars except SLP's.
I like the pacesetter header with the TSP catted y.
-Todd
11-04-2004, 05:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Gloveperson
First I would suggest you check JPR's stickes and do a search.
All headers are fine on lowered cars except SLP's.
I like the pacesetter header with the TSP catted y.
-Todd
All headers are fine on lowered cars except SLP's.
I like the pacesetter header with the TSP catted y.
-Todd
werd, i just ordered that combo a few days ago
11-04-2004, 05:41 PM
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1. MAC Catted-Y
2. MAC Mids
3. No, but will be in the near future
4. No scraping, and I love the sound and performance of my set up.
5. $450-$500 (from pacifica ltd) or $750 straight from MAC
2. MAC Mids
3. No, but will be in the near future
4. No scraping, and I love the sound and performance of my set up.
5. $450-$500 (from pacifica ltd) or $750 straight from MAC
11-04-2004, 06:15 PM
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I have done a ton of searches, but I would like to get all the people with all brands into one thread.
My friend is lowered with Grots and he scrapes the primaries all the time.
anyone with a QTP ?
My friend is lowered with Grots and he scrapes the primaries all the time.
anyone with a QTP ?
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11-04-2004, 09:41 PM
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I've got QTP longtubes and their catted y. The headers tuck up really nice but the drivers side cat hangs kinda low. I scrape it occasionally on speed bumps, stock height. The setup cost around $1300.
