y-pipe and cats
#1
y-pipe and cats
I'm about to do the whole headers/y-pipe/catback thing on my 2000 ss and was wondering if a change in the y-pipe is really going to get me enough power to justify the money spent on one. also, would just switching to a high-flow cat help? thanks!
#6
I think the answer to your questions is yes, buy the y-pipe. You need it anyway to use the lt headers and if you look the factory y pipe it looks flattened and not very flow friendly. as for the cats you need new cats also with the lt headers.
#7
Originally posted by teke184
some headers come with ypipes
what kind were you looking at?
long tubes pretty much requires a new pipe
shorties don't
mids also require them
some headers come with ypipes
what kind were you looking at?
long tubes pretty much requires a new pipe
shorties don't
mids also require them
#8
Originally posted by DT
... if you look the factory y pipe it looks flattened and not very flow friendly. as for the cats you need new cats also with the lt headers.
... if you look the factory y pipe it looks flattened and not very flow friendly. as for the cats you need new cats also with the lt headers.
Also any cats will have to be welded into the new y-pipe. That can be done just as effectively with the stock cats as it can with new cats ... so new cats are not needed ...
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