Anyone interested if I made 3" Y-pipes for hedmen headers?
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Anyone interested if I made 3" Y-pipes for hedmen headers?
As title says seeing what kind of interest there would be. I could probaly sell them to you for 175$ compared to the 107.39$ on summit.
Just let me know what you think of the idea.
Just let me know what you think of the idea.
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The hedmen version is 2.5" I would be offering a 3" version.
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Your idea sounds pretty good. I think you should give it a shot. 3 inch is pretty nice.
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Yeah, I've got the Heddmans, part #68470, and I would definitely be interested in a 3" Y pipe. I don't need it yet, but if you decide to do this, I can let you know when I'm ready to buy a Y.
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YES. how would you do it though? i was going to use my curent headman y-pipe and cut of the y part and weld in the flowmaster y colector to make it into a 3 in system...is that what you where ganna do?
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I have a machine shop where I work that has a lot of equipment I could use to make it along with a brand new Miller 210 we just got.
I would be making it like you would custom headers. I would use my car as the template.
I actualy have made one before on a 350 TPI car.
I would be making it like you would custom headers. I would use my car as the template.
I actualy have made one before on a 350 TPI car.
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Car: 91 Camaro RS, 99 Camaro Z28
Engine: L03, LS1
Transmission: 700R4, T56
Axle/Gears: bunch of 10 bolts how scary is that
Also note the reason for this.
In order to get a 3" Y-pipe on shorty headers you would have to go with hookers. With the headers and y-pipe they are 375$.
With using hedmen headers and my 3" y-pipe it would be 315$
Also both of which do not have provisions for the 02 sensor which I could weld in and if you wanted I could even do full bolt in and include a cat or test pipe with a socket and flang adapter for aftermarrket exhaust systems.
60$ don't seem like much but if you are running shoties because of clearence and arn't able to weld or are on a tight budjet the 60$ could be spent elsewhere.
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You know what it looks like the hooker y-pipe is 2.5" out as well.
87 Camaro Kid:
It would be dual 2.5" into single 3".
I might be able to do dual 3" but might run into clearence issues with the starter. I would have to check.
In order to get a 3" Y-pipe on shorty headers you would have to go with hookers. With the headers and y-pipe they are 375$.
With using hedmen headers and my 3" y-pipe it would be 315$
Also both of which do not have provisions for the 02 sensor which I could weld in and if you wanted I could even do full bolt in and include a cat or test pipe with a socket and flang adapter for aftermarrket exhaust systems.
60$ don't seem like much but if you are running shoties because of clearence and arn't able to weld or are on a tight budjet the 60$ could be spent elsewhere.
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You know what it looks like the hooker y-pipe is 2.5" out as well.
87 Camaro Kid:
It would be dual 2.5" into single 3".
I might be able to do dual 3" but might run into clearence issues with the starter. I would have to check.
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yah
thouse sound like thay would flo well. The not having a sensor is better 4 me one less emitions hole to fill. Ill get at you arround early summer.
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I'm keeping dual 2.5" on mine because my car is lowered and the ground clearance is nil.
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Still looiking for interest.
Would like to see atleast 5 guys looking for this for me to make some.
Guess you guys don't understand why its such a good thing?
Would like to see atleast 5 guys looking for this for me to make some.
Guess you guys don't understand why its such a good thing?
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