Man QTP Y's are hard to come by I've been looking for a QTP y and I was wanting to go used because they are a little pricey new. $335 or something like that. Everyone says that they suck, but oddly enough you never find one in the used section. Maybe people just aren't buying them. I posted up in the wanted section as well. If anyone is trying to get rid of one, let me know, I'll take it. |
Why dont you just have one fabbed up? |
Originally Posted by MikeG
(Post 9545968)
Why dont you just have one fabbed up? Not to mention it'd probably cost about the same to have one fabbed up. |
Originally Posted by 98RedBird
(Post 9546000)
I would love to but no place down here in southern Illinois will touch my exhaust because I'm not running cats. I've been to like 10 or 15 shops and not one of them will even look at it because of this. I've started going to hole in the wall shops and they tell me the same thing. So, I've just decided to go through with a prefabbed one. Not to mention it'd probably cost about the same to have one fabbed up. |
Originally Posted by LS184
(Post 9546017)
those carbondale hillbillys :D |
come up north about 2 hours or so, there are some shops that will be glad to make a custom y for ya.. That is what i am having done |
Originally Posted by TORCHD 02 TA
(Post 9546113)
come up north about 2 hours or so, there are some shops that will be glad to make a custom y for ya.. That is what i am having done |
if i hadn't sold the flowmaster merge, id sell mine. but its impossible to get it to fit right, either no clearance or bangin. flow might not be quite as good, but i have a TSP y pipe on my QTP headers and it works good |
Originally Posted by Phoenix 5.7
(Post 9546147)
if i hadn't sold the flowmaster merge, id sell mine. but its impossible to get it to fit right, either no clearance or bangin. flow might not be quite as good, but i have a TSP y pipe on my QTP headers and it works good |
just had to use a rubber mallet to get it to fit good, but no cutting. |
Originally Posted by Phoenix 5.7
(Post 9551069)
just had to use a rubber mallet to get it to fit good, but no cutting. |
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