Connecting y-pipe...
Connecting y-pipe... This maybe a stupid question but is it possible to bolt your y-pipe up with a band clam to you stock exhaust. from where the y-pipe ends and the stock exhaust would begin.
I've never put on longtubes and y-pipe myself and I'm going to this weeekend in my garage.
Will I be able to bolt it on or will I need to take it to an exhaust shop to have connected?
I've never put on longtubes and y-pipe myself and I'm going to this weeekend in my garage.
Will I be able to bolt it on or will I need to take it to an exhaust shop to have connected?
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From: Chicago, IL
I'm not sure I fully understand your question, but I'm assuming you mean the Y pipe to stock I-pipe. Yes, this can be done, depending on what Y pipe you get. I got the Pacesetter LTs and TSP Y pipe combo from Texas Speed.
Here's my writeup, maybe it'll answer some questions for ya:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generatio...otsa-pics.html
Here's my writeup, maybe it'll answer some questions for ya:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generatio...otsa-pics.html
This maybe a stupid question but is it possible to bolt your y-pipe up with a band clam to you stock exhaust. from where the y-pipe ends and the stock exhaust would begin.
I've never put on longtubes and y-pipe myself and I'm going to this weeekend in my garage.
Will I be able to bolt it on or will I need to take it to an exhaust shop to have connected?
I've never put on longtubes and y-pipe myself and I'm going to this weeekend in my garage.
Will I be able to bolt it on or will I need to take it to an exhaust shop to have connected?
