Is it an off road Y?
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Is it an off road Y?
Ok so the other day I had the car jacked up and rolled underneath. I began to check out my exhaust and WAIT! Wheres my catalytic converters? I look some more and then some more and I can't find them. I'm not a retard I know what I'm looking for. Sure enough both headers come down to pipes then go to the SLP exhaust and split again into the exit at the back.
Now the reason I ask is because when I bought the car the guy said it had a cat-back system in it. I assumed it had cats. I have no problem with it but I was just wondering if this means it has a ORY or am I needing something different.
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Now the reason I ask is because when I bought the car the guy said it had a cat-back system in it. I assumed it had cats. I have no problem with it but I was just wondering if this means it has a ORY or am I needing something different.
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Is the exhaust flat on the driver side? If so you still have the stock Y pipe with removed cats.. Or is it round and look like its been replaced? Also the car should be decently loud
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Well from what you have given us so far I'm gonna have to say the previous owner used an ORY and an SLP cat back. Although technically it doesn't have cats, any aftermarket exhaust that hooks up at the y pipe is a "cat back".