modifying/custom ORY
modifying/custom ORY I'm buying a set of mac mids w/o the ORY..
could I buy a ORY for longtubes and modify it? or would that be too costly?
does anybody sell a ORY for the mac mids?
mac does.. but they want 200$ for it..
anybody do a custom Y pipe?
could I buy a ORY for longtubes and modify it? or would that be too costly?
does anybody sell a ORY for the mac mids?
mac does.. but they want 200$ for it..
anybody do a custom Y pipe?
A good exhaust shop could do it for you. If you go that route, I'd buy a Flowmaster Y-piece and give it to the exhaust shop to use. Awesome piece that will give you better scavenging than just simply throwing two pipes together in a homemade Y. If you go to Flowmaster's website, you'll see it listed with their other accessories, like the H-pipe kit. Or you could use any ORY and have a shop make it fit. It is possible, it would just take some cutting and manipulating.
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alright I bought a flowmaster merge collector..
2.5 to a 3inch outlet..
and I bought a dynomax bullet 3in/3out..
I'm gona run the y to the merge collector and then after the merge collector run a bullet a foot or so after.. then after the bullet run about a foot of 3inch piping.. I'm not gona dump it.. it typicaly sounds worse dumped.. IMO
how do you think this will work out? sound/power?
2.5 to a 3inch outlet..
and I bought a dynomax bullet 3in/3out..
I'm gona run the y to the merge collector and then after the merge collector run a bullet a foot or so after.. then after the bullet run about a foot of 3inch piping.. I'm not gona dump it.. it typicaly sounds worse dumped.. IMO
how do you think this will work out? sound/power?
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Originally Posted by SouthFL.02.SS
They have several, ranging from 2.5" to 4" diameters.
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Originally Posted by Louie83
How well would a 4" tuck if you put 2 random tech cats on it? Would it scrape like hell on a lowered car?
That's good, I'm planning on going QTP HVMC and 4" merge collector y with 2 cats. Should flow well and fit well from what I've read. Now I've just been trying to figure out how much I will be able to lower the car with this set-up.
Originally Posted by SouthFL.02.SS
The 3" to 4" Y-merge is the one used in the Mufflex/QTP Y-pipe offerings. That Y-merge is huge. Flows extremely well and scavenges, yet good coordination is necessary to avoid tunnel brace conflicts (a problem if you're using a tunnel brace mounted TQ Arm or DS safety loop). The merge goes on at a point where clearance is already not as crucial as, say where the two legs of the Y pipe are located.
I found a dr. gas y-merge that looks like it would work better (has a bend in it for the drivers side coming in at that angle), but its more than twice as much as the flowmaster.
