Qtp Ory Q, (not A Clearance Q)
Also! i called QTP about the ORY-pipe and asked if it was SS, and they said yes, others are saying no. What is it really?
Thank You for the help!
they dont mention it on their website being stainless
I know the kooks ory is stainless and fits with little modding.
Last edited by MdFormula350; Jan 12, 2008 at 02:34 PM.
The QTP y-pipe uses a Flowmaster y-collector for the merge, and they only come in aluminized steel, so they use the same material for the y-pipe. Either QTP recently changed the design of their y-pipe, you misunderstood the response or someone at QTP lied to you.
The QTP y-pipe isn't a very popular piece because of the numerous complains about fitment and ground clearance. It's one of the best flowing y-pipes on the market, if not THE best thanks to the Flowmaster merge, but it's known for hanging very low. If you do it up on a lift and have a lot of time and patience, I've heard people have gotten good clearance out of it, but when I bought QTP's, I wound up just getting a custom y-pipe made.
It wound up costing less and ground clearance is better than stock.

QTP Y-pipe is not SS and i am looking for a SS Y-pipe so i just might buy the QTP ORY and get all the dimensions and make my own (i do my own tig welding and bending) with out the Flowmaster Y Collector.
Yeah i think i am going to do that and do a write up on it. Who knows maybe a couple of guys on the site might want one.
I didnt know they were in NY!
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I fell into a trap basically, i bought QTP LTs, and i want a SS ORY, and they dont make one, and from some searching around the only "mass produced" Y-pipe that fits the QTP LTs is their ORY.
I see you buy into the myth that "all longtubes dyno the same." That couldn't be further from the truth. Some longtubes greatly outperform others.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generation-iii-external-engine/843960-norris-motorsports-installed-my-arh-headers-today.html
Check that thread out. The OP lost 5 rwhp switching from old Grot headers to ARH headers. Now, mind you, QTP's are based on the old Grot design. What you see is set of ARH's being beaten by an old design, and it's been proven that NEW QTP's with the HVMC's outperform the older QTP's by 5-10 horsepower. This means, if you extrapolate the information, QTP's should have made 10-15 horsepower more than ARH's in theory.
This has shown us that ARH's DO NOT outperform QTP's for sure, and it's highly likely QTP's will significantly outperform ARH's (QTP's are quite a bit longer so it's expected).
So, I ask you: why pay $200 more for an inferior performing header? They're both going to last as long as one another, so why pay more for less?

