Dual cat to single conversion on a 96Z
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Dual cat to single conversion on a 96Z
I'm running the stock manifolds on my 96 Z. Would like to bolt up a magnaflow catbacks and do something about the cats before they decide to clog on me. Random Tech Y-pipe w/ hi-flows seems a little pricey. Is it possible to bolt up the SLP ORP for the 93-95 cars to my manifolds. If so... what else would I need to get the job done? Has anybody done this?
#3
Re: Dual cat to single conversion on a 96Z
Why not do single cat headers. More often then not when you try to take of the ypipe you break the manifold studs and have to pull the manifolds to fix them. I would just do headers.
#4
Re: Dual cat to single conversion on a 96Z
As others mentioned, if you are going to replace the y-pipe, you may as well do headers at the same time. The SLP y-pipe for the 93-95 will not bolt up to your manifolds as far as I'm aware of, but I could be wrong.
I did the full exhaust conversion, so you could search on my name, and something like "headers" or "MAC" in the topic.
Dan
I did the full exhaust conversion, so you could search on my name, and something like "headers" or "MAC" in the topic.
Dan
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Re: Dual cat to single conversion on a 96Z
To stay emissions legal, you need to replace with a dual cat pipe, otherwise an 'off-road' y-pipe is pretty inexpensive. I agree do the headers and y-pipe at the same time. I had gotten BBK shorty headers, and now am faced with a problem finding a y-pipe to match up to it. I probably going to settle on 2 catco cats (summit $40, ebay $30 each) and a custom pipe (150 plus est)
#6
Re: Dual cat to single conversion on a 96Z
You can stick with dual cats. They will fit in the stock location and you can
hook it up any way you want. Catcos can be had for $80 each.
http://www.bfranker.badz28.com/misc/td04.jpg
hook it up any way you want. Catcos can be had for $80 each.
http://www.bfranker.badz28.com/misc/td04.jpg
#7
Re: Dual cat to single conversion on a 96Z
Originally Posted by truedualws6
You can stick with dual cats. They will fit in the stock location and you can
hook it up any way you want. Catcos can be had for $80 each.
http://www.bfranker.badz28.com/misc/td04.jpg
hook it up any way you want. Catcos can be had for $80 each.
http://www.bfranker.badz28.com/misc/td04.jpg
I want this to be a fairly inexpensive exhaust build-up.
I would still like to know if the 93-95 aftermarket y-pipes will bolt up to the 96-97 manifolds. I would also like to get the magnaflow catback system. I've noticed that the magnaflow kit works with any 93-97 car, which makes me think that the kit comes w/ the S-pipe for those who have a 93-95. My ideal plan would be to buy the SLP ORP, the magnaflow catback, a couple of o2 sims and call it good, if this is possible. This would be a fairly inexpensive set up. Although, if this is possible I'm wondering why more people haven't done it. Any opinions?
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Re: Dual cat to single conversion on a 96Z
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...931877394&rd=1
First Choice Auto Parts on E-bay 2 1/2" catco high flow cats $37.50...Good deal or ripoff? Summit sells them for $62. Anyone w/ experience on the e-bay cats?
First Choice Auto Parts on E-bay 2 1/2" catco high flow cats $37.50...Good deal or ripoff? Summit sells them for $62. Anyone w/ experience on the e-bay cats?
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