problem hooking a hooker Y-pipe to cat-back
problem hooking a hooker Y-pipe to cat-back
I have a hooker 16765 Y-Pipe for my long tubes, and got a 16827 catback today. Now im peicing it together to make sure i know whats what before i go under the car. But the Y-pipe looks like it should slide over a strait peice of pipe with no kinda flare or bulge on it. Now im looking at the catback and the front part where the cat hookup is is like a 45 degree flare out (like as if it was a cub n ball hookup like thats common on mustang systems ive worked with.
SO i have a cup on the catback, and the y-pipe is expanded a lil as if it should go over a strait cut peice of regular pipe. Is there another pipe i need to buy, saw the cup off, or ??????? Im worried i got the wrong parts now
SO i have a cup on the catback, and the y-pipe is expanded a lil as if it should go over a strait cut peice of regular pipe. Is there another pipe i need to buy, saw the cup off, or ??????? Im worried i got the wrong parts now
Re: problem hooking a hooker Y-pipe to cat-back
Originally Posted by 1 Nasty Bird
I have a hooker 16765 Y-Pipe for my long tubes, and got a 16827 catback today. Now im peicing it together to make sure i know whats what before i go under the car. But the Y-pipe looks like it should slide over a strait peice of pipe with no kinda flare or bulge on it. Now im looking at the catback and the front part where the cat hookup is is like a 45 degree flare out (like as if it was a cub n ball hookup like thats common on mustang systems ive worked with.
SO i have a cup on the catback, and the y-pipe is expanded a lil as if it should go over a strait cut peice of regular pipe. Is there another pipe i need to buy, saw the cup off, or ??????? Im worried i got the wrong parts now

SO i have a cup on the catback, and the y-pipe is expanded a lil as if it should go over a strait cut peice of regular pipe. Is there another pipe i need to buy, saw the cup off, or ??????? Im worried i got the wrong parts now

I cut the s-pipe portion off of the intermediate pipe for the cat-back, cut it to length, and mated it directly to the y-pipe. No welding was required, and the clamps fit fine.
Basically, just shorten the intermediate pipe.
Re: problem hooking a hooker Y-pipe to cat-back
ok sounds like it makes sense.
So im assuming that the ypipe comes togeter more towards the center of the car and not over to the side so i dont need the s-pipe part??
K well im alot less freaked out now thanx.
So im assuming that the ypipe comes togeter more towards the center of the car and not over to the side so i dont need the s-pipe part?? K well im alot less freaked out now thanx.
Re: problem hooking a hooker Y-pipe to cat-back
Originally Posted by 1 Nasty Bird
ok sounds like it makes sense.
So im assuming that the ypipe comes togeter more towards the center of the car and not over to the side so i dont need the s-pipe part??
K well im alot less freaked out now thanx.
So im assuming that the ypipe comes togeter more towards the center of the car and not over to the side so i dont need the s-pipe part?? K well im alot less freaked out now thanx.

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