TSP Catted Y-Pipe + Dual Electric Cutouts
06-03-2008, 10:04 PM
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TSP Catted Y-Pipe + Dual Electric Cutouts ...Does anyone have this setup on their car? Any pics or feedback?
I just installed a cam, and currently have longtubes going to the 3" TSP Catted Y-Pipe and out Corsa exhaust..
I am NOT lowered, so clearance shouldn't be an issue.
I used to have a QTP cutout on my old TA, is that still the brand that everyone trusts and uses?
Here is a picture of what the TSP catted Y-Pipe looks like...
I am also a little unsure exacty where I would/should install the cutouts..
(obvoiusly before the CATS somewhere)
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated..
TIA
-John
I just installed a cam, and currently have longtubes going to the 3" TSP Catted Y-Pipe and out Corsa exhaust..
I am NOT lowered, so clearance shouldn't be an issue.
I used to have a QTP cutout on my old TA, is that still the brand that everyone trusts and uses?
Here is a picture of what the TSP catted Y-Pipe looks like...
I am also a little unsure exacty where I would/should install the cutouts..
(obvoiusly before the CATS somewhere)
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated..
TIA
-John
06-03-2008, 10:35 PM
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i would go with dmh cut-outs, they might b a little more money, but if i remember right they have a 4 YEAR warranty, and if u have cats comeing right off ur headers, thn it might b hard 2 squeeze 2 cutouts in there, u might just b better off getting one and putting it in the i-pipe, unless u can get both cutom fabed to fit somewhere in there
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06-04-2008, 10:23 PM
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Hey John, never did get around to it. Haven't even connected the y pipe due to porblems with the TSP catted Y. Once I get it on a lift i'll have a better idea of what's going on.
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the cats positioned so far back on the drivers side because clearance is so tight and the pipe has to be made to go around the part of the floor, with the cat in that spot it would be dragging against the ground
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Not trying to anger anyone here by bringing this thread back from the dead, but has anyone else tried adding cutout(s) to their TSP Catted Y-Pipe?
Pictures/Insight is greatly appreciated.
-John
Pictures/Insight is greatly appreciated.
-John
06-24-2009, 02:07 PM
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I have QTP cutouts on both of my cars now. I put them on everything. 
as long as they are mounted properly they will last a long time. I bought one from them back in 2002 it is still on that car and working fine.
as long as they are mounted properly they will last a long time. I bought one from them back in 2002 it is still on that car and working fine. Last edited by mike m; 06-24-2009 at 04:15 PM.
