Tsp catted Y-Pipe problems...
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This thing does not fit! No matter what the guys at the shop try it doesnt fit at all... Makes no sense! Putting it on pacesetter coated longtubes.
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I paid $360 for a y-pipe with no o2 bungs and its atleast 3" off..
Any ideas?
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I paid $360 for a y-pipe with no o2 bungs and its atleast 3" off..
Any ideas?
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I sure thought that the driver side cat was further back, like in this photo.
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I sure thought that the driver side cat was further back, like in this photo.
http://i539.photobucket.com/albums/f...g/P1030169.jpg
http://i539.photobucket.com/albums/f...g/P1030169.jpg
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http://www.speedengineeringlsx.com/t...ipe-25-tspcaty
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Pretty sure if you move the DS cat youd be good, in your pic you can see its 2 female ends youre trying to connect
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Pretty sure if you move the DS cat youd be good, in your pic you can see its 2 female ends youre trying to connect
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LOL... Have they tried putting it together right? Looks like they've got the pipe that connects to your header stuck into the merge collector. I'd start looking for a new shop to take your car to.
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I always heard cats need to be as close the motor as possible to operate efficiently. The shop may not have considered the drivers side cat needed to be positioned so far away. Has anyone verified if the cats will function properly in that location?
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no ones had problems with it, theyve made it like that for a long time. but your right, I just realized it as well. all other companies like ARH cat is located by the collector.
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+1. You have the pipes flipped around. The piece you have connected to the Y should be on the driver's side header and the piece you have on the header should be flipped around and connected to the Y.
Either way, that thing was garbage. I had one and it fit like crap no matter what I did. I got a Kooks Y and while the merge isn't as good, it fits like a glove.
Either way, that thing was garbage. I had one and it fit like crap no matter what I did. I got a Kooks Y and while the merge isn't as good, it fits like a glove.