Catted Y- Pipe
^^no i didnt buy the band clamps yet, i am going to tho to replace the clamps that are provided with the headers.pypes cats im buying and clamps below it
Here are some pics:
Here are some pics:
so you ended up going for the OFF ROAD Y? Or are you just gonna run it like that until you get the cats?
Is there anything wrong with the clamps that pacesetter provides? Is this why you are getting band clamps?
Is there anything wrong with the clamps that pacesetter provides? Is this why you are getting band clamps?
so you ended up going for the OFF ROAD Y? Or are you just gonna run it like that until you get the cats?
Is there anything wrong with the clamps that pacesetter provides? Is this why you are getting band clamps?
Thanks for the pics, if you get more, post em
Is there anything wrong with the clamps that pacesetter provides? Is this why you are getting band clamps?
Thanks for the pics, if you get more, post em
Originally Posted by ReD95LT1
so you ended up going for the OFF ROAD Y? Or are you just gonna run it like that until you get the cats?
Is there anything wrong with the clamps that pacesetter provides? Is this why you are getting band clamps?
Thanks for the pics, if you get more, post em
Is there anything wrong with the clamps that pacesetter provides? Is this why you are getting band clamps?
Thanks for the pics, if you get more, post em
I gave you the parts reqiured to make this a painless job. If you choose to not get the OVC wires and continue to burn yours off go ahead. If you ever wanna seperate the y-pipe from the headers again then get the band clamps also they won't leak like the ones they give you. If you don't have soldering tools and shrink tube to splice wires then get O2 extensions otherwise you'll have problems. If you wanna cheap out and have to fix something every week until you do get the parts I listed then have fun. I like to do things right the first time myself.
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You don't need the OVC wires. I have the regular MSD wires and there's no problem using them. Just make sure you line them up properly and tie back a couple of them and you won't have any problems. Definitely get the band clamps and O2 extenstions.
Oh, and Stealth, you're going to need to get your car a lot higher than that to get the headers in from underneath. And it looks like your jack is way to short to get it high enough so plan on getting another jack or something safe to put under the jack or on the jack plate for extra height.
Oh, and Stealth, you're going to need to get your car a lot higher than that to get the headers in from underneath. And it looks like your jack is way to short to get it high enough so plan on getting another jack or something safe to put under the jack or on the jack plate for extra height.
Originally Posted by JL8Jeff
You don't need the OVC wires. I have the regular MSD wires and there's no problem using them. Just make sure you line them up properly and tie back a couple of them and you won't have any problems. Definitely get the band clamps and O2 extenstions.
Oh, and Stealth, you're going to need to get your car a lot higher than that to get the headers in from underneath. And it looks like your jack is way to short to get it high enough so plan on getting another jack or something safe to put under the jack or on the jack plate for extra height.
Oh, and Stealth, you're going to need to get your car a lot higher than that to get the headers in from underneath. And it looks like your jack is way to short to get it high enough so plan on getting another jack or something safe to put under the jack or on the jack plate for extra height.
BTW:Red95LT1 If you are going to run the ORY with and without cats you will need 4 bandclamps and 3 more if you decide to use bandclamps for the connection between the headers and y-pipe and y-pipe and catback. For plugs get NGK tr-55's.
Originally Posted by ReD95LT1
Im just running the catted y and wont be running an ORY at all. So will i only need 2?
And also what size o2 extensions do i need?
And also what size o2 extensions do i need?
Ok well then I will just have the muffler making my y-pipe. weld in the cats and that will solve that, so i only need 3 band clamps and need to find out what size o2 extensions....
You can probably get by with getting the 12" O2 extensions. I got the 24" extensions and it's way too long for the driver's side but with the auto trans I wanted to zip tie the O2 extension to the cooler lines on the passenger side to make sure it didn't get too close to the header so the 24" was better but still longer than it needed to be.
Originally Posted by ReD95LT1
Also,
Could somebody put up a link on where to buy poly engine and tranny mounts for my 95 lt1?
A part number will help alot thanks!
Could somebody put up a link on where to buy poly engine and tranny mounts for my 95 lt1?
A part number will help alot thanks!
I was looking at the o2 extensions and there are a couple there but for the lt1 they have one for the rear and one for the front, i will need both correct?
125-109009 Oxygen Sensor Extension, 42" Square 4-Pin (Rear Sensor on 1995-1997 dual cat LT1 F-body, Front & Rear on 1998-2002 LS1 F-Body) $25.00 Buy Wish
125-109007 Oxygen Sensor Extension, 24" Square 4-Pin (Rear Sensor on 1995-1997 dual cat LT1 F-body, Front & Rear on 1998-2002 LS1 F-Body) $25.00 Buy Wish
125-109006 Oxygen Sensor Extension, 12" Square 4-Pin (Rear Sensor on 1995-1997 dual cat LT1 F-body, Front & Rear on 1998-2002 LS1 F-Body) $25.00 Buy Wish
125-109011 Oxygen Sensor Extension, 24" Flat 4-Pin (Front Sensor on 1994-1997 F-body, Front & Rear on 1994-1996 Impala SS) $25.00 Buy Wish
125-109002 Oxygen Sensor Extension, 24" Single Wire (Front Sensor on 1993 LT1 F-body) $25.00 Buy Wish
125-104035 O2 Simulator (Single) - 1996-up V8 F-body/Corvette (2 required) - OFF ROAD USE ONLY $44.99 Buy Wish
Hmmm, I don't see the 12" extenion on Jegs. But you want the 4 wire flat 12" extension(2 of them) for the front O2's. Does your 95 have the rear O2's(some 95's did)? If you do, then you really want the 4 wire square O2 sims to fool the computer. You could put the O2's back in, but the cats will be so far back that they might not function correctly and therefore running the rear O2's could trigger a SES code. So I got the sims. Caspers Electronics makes the O2 extensions and the O2 sims so do some searches for them. I got some new sims off Ebay for 1/2 price.
Summit has the 4 wire flat extension part # CEI-109010 for $21.95
Summit has the 4 wire flat extension part # CEI-109010 for $21.95