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y pipe
now whats the best pipe to get and what exactly is this gonna do for me better sound?? better performance?? i need to know what would be the best to get i have stock manifolds and the 80 series american thunder flowmasters i dont want to get headers yet i just want the best pipe i can get to bolt up to my system i have now...and also should i get the cats chopped off??
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RE: y pipe
HI,
My name is Nick, saw this post and had to sign up as a member. i have a 1994 Z28. And i have an electric Y- Pipe cutout on my car,
first of all, are u putting the electric one on your car or are u only putting the pipe with a cap you can take on and off?
DONT cut that cat off and put the Y-pipe there. it will mess up your timing because the back pressure will be lost. Plus with that cat gone, if you ever turn off you car with the Y-pipe open, the cold air from outside could rush in and crack a head. All that and as stated above you will most likely not pass smog.
the only good Y-pipes are weld on ones. The only bolts a y-pipe shoud have are the ones (3) that hold the cap or electronic flap. the pipe should be mounted after the cat and before the muffler. thats were i have mine. (huge difference is sound) and i have flowmasters.
there are 2 electric cut outs i know of:
www.quicktimeperformance.com (good poducts, bad customer service, this is the one i have, The thing i like is that they offer a digital switch that prevents over torquing, HIGHLY RECOMEND GITTING THIS SWITCH, dont want to go through 2 motors like me.
www.dmhperformance.com (heard little about the product, i know the motor and be week / bad switch)
My name is Nick, saw this post and had to sign up as a member. i have a 1994 Z28. And i have an electric Y- Pipe cutout on my car,
first of all, are u putting the electric one on your car or are u only putting the pipe with a cap you can take on and off?
DONT cut that cat off and put the Y-pipe there. it will mess up your timing because the back pressure will be lost. Plus with that cat gone, if you ever turn off you car with the Y-pipe open, the cold air from outside could rush in and crack a head. All that and as stated above you will most likely not pass smog.
the only good Y-pipes are weld on ones. The only bolts a y-pipe shoud have are the ones (3) that hold the cap or electronic flap. the pipe should be mounted after the cat and before the muffler. thats were i have mine. (huge difference is sound) and i have flowmasters.
there are 2 electric cut outs i know of:
www.quicktimeperformance.com (good poducts, bad customer service, this is the one i have, The thing i like is that they offer a digital switch that prevents over torquing, HIGHLY RECOMEND GITTING THIS SWITCH, dont want to go through 2 motors like me.
www.dmhperformance.com (heard little about the product, i know the motor and be week / bad switch)
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