Is my stock y-pipe supposed to be this low?
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From: Schiller Park, ILL Member: #317
Looks pretty normal.
Here's a good test. Assuming you have stock ride height (stock springs/tire diameter/etc.), the driver's side of the Y-pipe should be about 4.5" from the ground......
Here's a good test. Assuming you have stock ride height (stock springs/tire diameter/etc.), the driver's side of the Y-pipe should be about 4.5" from the ground......
Last edited by RPM WS6; Apr 27, 2005 at 10:43 PM.
Mine needed to be adjusted slightly. If you have the car on a lift, check to see if one side of the pipe hangs lower than the other. For example, the passenger side pipe hung about a half inch lower than the driver side pipe. In this case, I loosened the clamps and turned the pipe so it was "level". Then just tighten the clamps. I was scraping the pipe on various "obstacles" when it was uneven. Hope this helps.
Andy
Andy