real quick question(i searched)
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stock ypipe is 2.5"
the stock intermediate pipe is 2.75" behind the ypipe merge
were you gonna use 2 cutouts on the ypipe? or one on the I-pipe?
3" would be right for the I-pipe
the stock intermediate pipe is 2.75" behind the ypipe merge
were you gonna use 2 cutouts on the ypipe? or one on the I-pipe?
3" would be right for the I-pipe
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Follow the route of the pipe, before it takes a ~45* upswing to get over the axle, that is where most guys put theirs. If you lay on your back and look up, you can see the body of the car formed for the back seats. If you get under the car and have a good look you'll understand where everyone is talking about. Is that what you didn't quite understand?
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well when i took the picture the area i have marked i noticed thereseems to be more room there. so i wonderd iff that would be a good place. i dont have an option to get under my car tho right now to look
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Put it a little bfore where you said "put it here?". I would take it to an exhaust shop and have them weld it in. I took mine to a local meinike and they said they just did the same thing for a guy the week before. I got my y-pipe welded and the cutout installed and welded for $65 out the door.