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Old 11-22-2010, 03:55 PM
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Going to fab a new y pipe and can't find any info on the flat spot on the y pipe. Does anyone know about this? IF i make it a true dual will the added length coming from the driver side, will it be a problem? thanks for any help
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I think the flat spot is just for more ground clearance
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Originally Posted by mhotrodscooter
I think the flat spot is just for more ground clearance
I agree that's all it's there for fabbing up true duals should not be a problem.
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Yea, not all years have the flat spot BTW, my 99 doesn't have it (or maybe it's the cab configuration that makes the difference?)

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