I finally started making the y pipe to mate the Hooker 2210's to the single 3" cat back last night. I have managed to tuck it up as high as possible since I made my own T56 CM to allow as much room as I could. I still need to finish tacking it together and then actually connect it to the cat back. Then I will be able to get some better pics of it at ride height and removed so it can be seen in its entirety. I could not finish up last night as I melted the tip on my MIG welder and had to order replacements today..doh!
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looks nice!....can something like that be done for an A4? or only T56?
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Exact parts I used except I went into a 4" using a flowmaster dual 3 into 4" merg piece, really nice piece for $50.
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I'm sure it can. If I can make room on the sides of this T56 to tuck them up a little higher I would have to imagine the same could be possible on an A4. I plan to do some research on my brother in laws A4 Iroc to see what can be done.Originally Posted by Wishmaster's87IROC
looks nice!....can something like that be done for an A4? or only T56? AutoRoc..agreed.That Y is a very nice people and really made this an easy project. My y pipe is a dual 2.5" into a single 3", more than enough for my lil 355.After making mine and spending what I did it really makes the Mufflex a lil pricey for the problems I have heard with fitment.
I got the order confirmation on the new welder tips so hopefully next thursday I can get back under the car and finish this with some pics at ride height

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Have you tried to drill the tip out? or use a torch tip cleaner....they work pretty good....
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Do you have a part number for the dual 3in to a single four?Originally Posted by AutoRoc
Exact parts I used except I went into a 4" using a flowmaster dual 3 into 4" merg piece, really nice piece for $50. Member
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http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=skuOriginally Posted by LilJayV10
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Yeah I tried just abou all of that, I screwed it up pretty good. Not a huge deal as I needed some spare tips anyway.Originally Posted by 84ZMIKE
Have you tried to drill the tip out? or use a torch tip cleaner....they work pretty good....Mike
Pics of the finished Y pipe!
I have 3" of ground clearance at ride height at the passenger side header where the primary tubes mate to the collector. There is 3.5" of ground clearance at ride height at the driver side header where the primary tubes mate to the collector. I measured there as this is the lowest point on either side as the collectors then point up. The clearance increases from there back on each side and at the tranny mount area of the Y pipe I have 4" on the driver side pipe, and 4.5" on the passenger side pipe. These clearances are also with Hotchkis 1" drop springs and 165/85-15 skinnies on the front of the car right now which IIRC are shorter than the 245/50-15 currently on the back. So with 245/50-15 front tires I may still gain some clearance.
In the Y pipe pic on the ground you are looking at it from the top, driver side on the bottom / passenger side on the top of the pic.
I have 3" of ground clearance at ride height at the passenger side header where the primary tubes mate to the collector. There is 3.5" of ground clearance at ride height at the driver side header where the primary tubes mate to the collector. I measured there as this is the lowest point on either side as the collectors then point up. The clearance increases from there back on each side and at the tranny mount area of the Y pipe I have 4" on the driver side pipe, and 4.5" on the passenger side pipe. These clearances are also with Hotchkis 1" drop springs and 165/85-15 skinnies on the front of the car right now which IIRC are shorter than the 245/50-15 currently on the back. So with 245/50-15 front tires I may still gain some clearance.
In the Y pipe pic on the ground you are looking at it from the top, driver side on the bottom / passenger side on the top of the pic.
more pics...
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where did you get the 4''?Originally Posted by AutoRoc
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Those are the hooker LTs??
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YupOriginally Posted by ZONES89RS
Those are the hooker LTs?? Here are some pics compared to a soda can. Soda can idea thread started by another member "Dr Pepper CAN TEST".. so there can be comparisons between a stock height car as in the linked thread and one that is lowered 1" as is mine in these pics.
I only added these pics as these two points are the lowest point in my exhaust. All else is higher.
Pics from the back of the y...
Looks real good!
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what are those pieces you put on the end of the headers? did you cut the collectors off?..why?
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what are those pieces you put on the end of the headers? did you cut the collectors off?..why? Flowmaster Slip fit reducers. I didn't cut off the collectors, just the collector rings right off the end. Tried to gain ground clearance anywhere possible, plus IMHO it looks better.
wow looks great. glad to see that the ground clearance is ther to find with the lt's

