who makes an ORY with a flowmaster merge?
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Staging Lane
Joined: May 2005
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From: Benton Harbor, Mi
who makes an ORY with a flowmaster merge? Besides Mufflex? Theirs is over $300, a little pricey for me, or is the merge the reason for the cost? Most other ORY's price out at about $130-$180. Thanks.
Texas Speed. (Here is the catted version, but they have an ORY as well.)
http://www.texas-speed.com/shop/item...d=189&catid=45
QTP. (They offer two different versions. The one with dual cutouts is pretty cool.)
http://speed-eng.com/store/qtp-ls1-o...pe-p-8829.html
http://speed-eng.com/store/qtp-ls1-o...pe-p-8828.html
American Racing Headers. (Expensive, but stainless steel and are very highly recomended by many.)
http://www.byunspeed.com/product_inf...ducts_id=10757
http://www.texas-speed.com/shop/item...d=189&catid=45
QTP. (They offer two different versions. The one with dual cutouts is pretty cool.)
http://speed-eng.com/store/qtp-ls1-o...pe-p-8829.html
http://speed-eng.com/store/qtp-ls1-o...pe-p-8828.html
American Racing Headers. (Expensive, but stainless steel and are very highly recomended by many.)
http://www.byunspeed.com/product_inf...ducts_id=10757
Texas Speed. (Here is the catted version, but they have an ORY as well.)
http://www.texas-speed.com/shop/item...d=189&catid=45
QTP. (They offer two different versions. The one with dual cutouts is pretty cool.)
http://speed-eng.com/store/qtp-ls1-o...pe-p-8829.html
http://speed-eng.com/store/qtp-ls1-o...pe-p-8828.html
American Racing Headers. (Expensive, but stainless steel and are very highly recomended by many.)
http://www.byunspeed.com/product_inf...ducts_id=10757
http://www.texas-speed.com/shop/item...d=189&catid=45
QTP. (They offer two different versions. The one with dual cutouts is pretty cool.)
http://speed-eng.com/store/qtp-ls1-o...pe-p-8829.html
http://speed-eng.com/store/qtp-ls1-o...pe-p-8828.html
American Racing Headers. (Expensive, but stainless steel and are very highly recomended by many.)
http://www.byunspeed.com/product_inf...ducts_id=10757
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Staging Lane
Joined: May 2005
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From: Benton Harbor, Mi
Thanks for the input guys. By the time I bought the merge, and a pace setter Y, and paid a shop to fab it up, I would probably have more $$ in it than if I just bought the Mufflex pipe.
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TECH Apprentice
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From: Hickory, NC
I couldn't be any happier with my off-road QTP y-pipe. The main reason I bought it was to have that 4" flowmaster collector already built into the Y.
QTP gets a lot of bad wrap here due to the Y not snugging up as good as others. However, I have no clearance issues whatsoever.
QTP gets a lot of bad wrap here due to the Y not snugging up as good as others. However, I have no clearance issues whatsoever.
If we're getting technical, yes. The QTP uses the Flowmaster BRAND merge for the construction of its Y-pipes.
The other's I mentioned have a similar and equally performing merge. When a person is looking for this type of merge it's because they're looking for the performance and audio enhancements of this type of exhaust. All the Y-pipes I mentioned would suit the purpose.
The other's I mentioned have a similar and equally performing merge. When a person is looking for this type of merge it's because they're looking for the performance and audio enhancements of this type of exhaust. All the Y-pipes I mentioned would suit the purpose.
Jegs sells the Flowmaster dual 3" to single 4" Y merge. I know because I just bought one. I'm going to couple it with my ARH headers that I had made with true 3" duals. A single 4" is only a hair less flow than 2 3" pipes.
A 4" pipe has 23.4% more area than a 3.5" pipe, and 43.8% more area than a single 3" pipe.
It also looks like the 4" pipe is only 11% smaller than dual 3" pipes, but 28% greater than dual 2.5" pipes.
4" pipe for the win!
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From: Lexington, KY
The new tsp ory is much better, and inexpensive. I had one of the original ones, and just bought one of the new versions. The merge looks great now. I don't have it installed yet though. The pic on their website shows the old merge. Look at their cat y, the new ory uses the same merge.
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Staging Lane
Joined: May 2005
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From: Benton Harbor, Mi
The new tsp ory is much better, and inexpensive. I had one of the original ones, and just bought one of the new versions. The merge looks great now. I don't have it installed yet though. The pic on their website shows the old merge. Look at their cat y, the new ory uses the same merge.
