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Old 04-12-2009, 12:55 PM
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Heres the deal, my setup is some lt pacesetter headers goin to the pacesetter ORY to gmmg exhaust. I want to keep the gmmg and the LT's. What I'm thinking bout changing is the y-pipe due to the the crazy cackling when you give it gas and also when you let off. I got the ORY for the extra horse compared to a catted y or muffler. But I'm to a point to where I would be willing to lose a little performance, for my car not to have any cackling to it. So what would you guys recommend I do? I'm thinking of goin with a catted Y-pipe (currently I have no cats) if thats your recommendation what would be a good Y to get with my setup? I'm free to any and all ideas. Thank you
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anyone?
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i would reccoment gettin the magnaflow spun cats and a flowmaster merge
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Originally Posted by daryn c
i would reccoment gettin the magnaflow spun cats and a flowmaster merge
thats definately a good idea. keep em comin
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Good post, I'd like to see what people have to say as well. My bassani rasps really hard from 2100-2500 if you hit the throttle hard. I've considered the cats.
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you dont really lose much hp with high flow cats, maybe 5 hp. i would never go without cats because i cant stand that raspy sound.
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Originally Posted by sroach20
you dont really lose much hp with high flow cats, maybe 5 hp. i would never go without cats because i cant stand that raspy sound.
would a good catted y fix the raspy cackling sound?
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i dont really have any rasp at all. ive got the arhs with the catted y.
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Originally Posted by sroach20
i dont really have any rasp at all. ive got the arhs with the catted y.
Do you have the arh y pipe as well?
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Originally Posted by Chace02ws6
Do you have the arh y pipe as well?
yeah.
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