Y-pipe and short headers question
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Y-pipe and short headers question
So I have a Magnaflow exhaust on my 2002 TransAm. I also have shorty headers (came with the car). I need a Y-pipe with a cat to connect the two. Can this be done, or do I need to get longtubes then the Y-pipe to connect to my current exhaust? SLP has longtube headers and Y-pipe combo for $1400.00, but I am looking at my options.
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I would just go ahead and get long tubes. You will see a nice performance gain and everything will fit together with little to no issues.
Unless you want the best of the best, get a pacesetter or TSP LT and y pipe combo for like half the price of those slp's
Unless you want the best of the best, get a pacesetter or TSP LT and y pipe combo for like half the price of those slp's
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I would like to go longtubes-but I was told its about 15hrs worth of labor to do so (including the Y-pipe). So I am looking at my options. If I can just get the Y-pipe for now to fit the short headers, I will be happy. I can do the longtubes at a latter time.
I am also looking at getting a Y-pipe made to fit the short headers too.
I am also looking at getting a Y-pipe made to fit the short headers too.