how big of a y pipe can you run?
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hmm wonder why they wouldnt make me a bigger pipe...maybe they could i dont know i may eventually get some real good headers like the edelbrock but for now the hookers should be fine
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Car: 99 Formula
Engine: LS1
Transmission: T56
Axle/Gears: 342
I'll tell you why, it seems some exhaust shops are lazy bastards.
When I got some welding done, I took it to a shop and the guy said ahh, 3" cat-backs are extremely difficult to install and not worth it. He even had an awesome purple 92Z that he sold w/3" piping and he said it wasn't worth it.
Now, I go to say it is definately worth it.
Then when I went to get mine installed his brother was there and said I don't feel like doing this today.. I was like well I have to go thru emissions and go to college in 2 days. It was done in under an hour. And a perfect job I might add.
When I got some welding done, I took it to a shop and the guy said ahh, 3" cat-backs are extremely difficult to install and not worth it. He even had an awesome purple 92Z that he sold w/3" piping and he said it wasn't worth it.
Now, I go to say it is definately worth it.
Then when I went to get mine installed his brother was there and said I don't feel like doing this today.. I was like well I have to go thru emissions and go to college in 2 days. It was done in under an hour. And a perfect job I might add.
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as of right now i cant see me getting any more performance from bigger exhaust i dont think i need it yet...by the end of summer i may replace it with TES with the 3'' y pipe and run a 3'' hooker muffler or something
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