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Dec 11, 2006 | 05:52 PM

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SSmokin 01

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Originally Posted by SSmokin99

Nice Y-pipe! Hey did you ever get a rematch with your friends Competition Orange '04 COBRA with the Whipple on it? Just wondering because I would love to see that race!

Thanks. We haven't run again. I have him on paper and mph as they sit right now but I think he has some plans.
He's at 614/602 rear wheel, 10.94 @ 127. Not sure on his weight.
I'm at 672/600 rear wheel, 10.71 @ 135 3730lbs. I have alot left in it once I get rid of the rich condition right off the hit. It's seriously screwing my 60's.

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Originally Posted by B18CYA

ssmokin 01 where did you get the stuff for the y pipe?

I bought everything from Summit. 3-bolt flanges, 3" & 4" u-bends, straight pipe, step clamps, and 3"-4" flowmaster merge collector. The bracket
I cut out of some 1/8" steel plate I had laying around.

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Originally Posted by Specialized

SSMOKIN01's SS sounds nothing short of amazing.. everyone should find the video on Streetfire.. I think its on streetfire when hes ripping up the street, the exhaust sounds amazing- and then you hear the blowoff between shifts which is even cooler. (Supercharger)

Thanks bro.

Dec 11, 2006 | 07:10 PM

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Ferocity02

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Dude what Cats are those??? how longare the turndowns after the cutouts???

Just gimmie the whole stats on how to make one like this!!!!!!!!!!!!

BTW, would this pass a sniffer test in Cali. not counting the visual crap.

Go here for some more info... http://www.cardomain.com/ride/485025/4

They are Carsound cats, cheap and effective. This setup passed the CA sniffer easily with a TR224/224, with some "help" on the visual of course. I don't know how long the turndowns are exactly, but there is a minimum of 16" between the exits and the O2 sensors, probably more. I'm selling the whole setup next week, local sale only though.

Dec 11, 2006 | 08:00 PM

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dave70

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it looks like it would flow great with the cutouts open but with the cutouts closed it looks like it would cause a lot of turbulance. but that's cool cause when you need the power just crack it open lol

Dec 11, 2006 | 08:52 PM

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I'm sure it does cause some turbulance when their closed, but quite frankly, if I want power I'll open them anyways.

Dec 15, 2006 | 03:33 AM

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Cumbias

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Sound clip???

Dec 15, 2006 | 09:42 AM

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Dec 22, 2006 | 02:25 PM

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Check oout post # 17.

Will this thing scavenge at all? How is it's design compared to the flowmaster 2 into 1 pieces in this thread?

Looking for opinions and comments please.

Dec 23, 2006 | 07:10 PM

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Originally Posted by psygkosis

Check oout post # 17.

Will this thing scavenge at all? How is it's design compared to the flowmaster 2 into 1 pieces in this thread?

Looking for opinions and comments please.

Just a basic ypipe, no FM merge collector. Will flow ok but not as good.