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Old 07-03-02, 09:07 PM
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Y-pipe question

Alright when I go for a catback I want to have a custom one built. I know that its best to buy a premade y-pipe instead of having a shop make me one. I found the flowmaster ones at summitracing.com but they look like the 2 exits are too close together for my car. I look at the racing beat one too but it splits into 2.33" or something. Is there a y-pipe out there that goes from 3" to 2.5" or larger? Thanks.
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Re: Y-pipe question

Originally posted by Ryde _Or_Die
I know that its best to buy a premade y-pipe instead of having a shop make me one.
That very much depends on who's building it. Some exhaust builders are craftsmen. Some are not. A pre-made Y will flow no better than pipes blended together by someone who knew what they were doing.
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if you want a quality y-pipe have www.burnsstainless.com make you one. THEY ARE NOT CHEAP!!!! But they are CRAFTSMAN in the purist sense of the word
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