Probably a noob question..
Probably a noob question..
Ok so yes i live in an emissions state, where cats ARE required...
I have a 97 z28 (dual cat) and i was planning on buying some paceesetter LT with AIR/EGR hook ups... but im confused when it comes to the Y... the only Y i find is their ORY.. what do i do about the cats? because aren't they connected? or am i like way off in my exhaust system understanding?
thank you for any help you guys can give
I have a 97 z28 (dual cat) and i was planning on buying some paceesetter LT with AIR/EGR hook ups... but im confused when it comes to the Y... the only Y i find is their ORY.. what do i do about the cats? because aren't they connected? or am i like way off in my exhaust system understanding?
thank you for any help you guys can give
Ok so yes i live in an emissions state, where cats ARE required...
I have a 97 z28 (dual cat) and i was planning on buying some paceesetter LT with AIR/EGR hook ups... but im confused when it comes to the Y... the only Y i find is their ORY.. what do i do about the cats? because aren't they connected? or am i like way off in my exhaust system understanding?
thank you for any help you guys can give
I have a 97 z28 (dual cat) and i was planning on buying some paceesetter LT with AIR/EGR hook ups... but im confused when it comes to the Y... the only Y i find is their ORY.. what do i do about the cats? because aren't they connected? or am i like way off in my exhaust system understanding?
thank you for any help you guys can give

im in NC i havent heard anything specific about how they check i know cats have to be there im not sure about specifics though... so would i like cut some of the Y off and like just weld them in like "w/e"
The passenger side will be a piece of cake in regards to putting a cat in. The drivers side is trickier due to the fuel/brake lines, floorboard obstruction, and the torque arm in the way. In that case, you'll want to shoot for a smaller length cat, such as a "mini-cat."
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