FS: Genuine SLP Front Y Pipe for 1989 (and others) with 3" factory exhaust


I've decided since I have a twin-cat car now, and don't see using this part anytime soon, perhaps it would be enjoyed by another. It's been in dry storage for over 20 years.

Bought this new around 1993 and will tell you it was part of the recipe I used to get my 1989 5.7L GTA to run 13.1@109 (on normal 245 width street tires). The car was FAST, and this was part of why.

Only used this part a short while. No dents or deterioration can be found. Pics attached below.

Price is $400 - prefer local pick-up.
(Yes, I do know you can buy the Magnaflow part for less, but you'll get what you pay for, IMO)

Part is located outside the Capitol Beltway in VA. I am a reputable seller, and have been on this site for nearly two decades. References available.

Thank you for checking this out.

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Shipping dimensions are app. 22" x 12" x 28" to calculate.

 

I just sold one of these recently. Unless you are going to cut it into smaller pieces, it will take a BIG box to fit it (I know, I made one) and FedEx wanted $170. to ship it. Thank God Staples was running a special at the time and it cost less to ship.


And you are correct about this pipe being a large part to making your car fast.

 

Thanks. Yes, I'd rather not ship, but could.
It slips apart into two pieces. Three, w the small piece removed at cat end.
Thanks again

 

Oh, OK. From the photo, it looked like a really nice tig weld at those joints.

 

No prob. One other thing to note, on my 1989 5.7L GTA, no rubbing or rattling. Kit fit. It worked. And car went really fast with this, heads/cam/Superram intake.
13.1@109, all day...

 

It is a nice piece. I got a never used one sitting in the garage. If you get anywhere close to your asking price I'll keep the magnaflow one on the car and put the SLP one in a safe deposit box, lol! Glws

 

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Thanks for the messages/inquiries

To answer the #1 question:
This Y-Pipe is for factory exhaust manifolds and connects to the factory 3" catalytic converter

Thanks again for your interest

 

Prefer not to ship, if possible. Thanks.

 

Part still available - and I am motivated to sell. Thanks for looking.

 

First SERIOUS offer - and without requests to ship, and this exhaust can be yours. I am a motivated seller. Thanks for checking this listing out.

 

Hung the pipes in my shop, up and out of the way... I appreciate the notes of inquiry, but would rather not ship. Thanks.

 

I sent you a pm. Please reach out when you are able. Thanks.

 

Thanks. I responded.

 

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