exhaust question for you guys.
#13
i said this in another thread too, but then realized it may be more applicable in this one. sorry for spamming your threads. lol
Just an FYI, I've done a little research on these things and it looks like the y pipe is only made to clear a 4 speed trans and will not clear a 6 speed trans. I'm interested to see how it fits on your truck and what all you will have to do to "make it work".
I really dont want to pay the premium for ARH or kooks, but they seem to have a y pipe that clears the 6l80, and also offer a catted option. so i may end up going that route.
Just an FYI, I've done a little research on these things and it looks like the y pipe is only made to clear a 4 speed trans and will not clear a 6 speed trans. I'm interested to see how it fits on your truck and what all you will have to do to "make it work".
I really dont want to pay the premium for ARH or kooks, but they seem to have a y pipe that clears the 6l80, and also offer a catted option. so i may end up going that route.
#14
#15
so.. you switched the exhaust from the cat back with a 4in setup and thats the numbers you gained... just curious were you running 3 1/2in for the y pipe then?
#16
The Y-pipe was bigger than a 3" that's for sure custom made closer to 3 1/4" I'm looking for the dyno sheet to upload the shop where I get my work done do this setup alot with 6.0s and 6.2s they love air flow
#17
Yeah I figured with you being cammed and a 6.2L that yeah, you may benefit from the bigger pipe. My little 5.3L won't need anything bigger than dual 2.5''. I'm gonna fabricate an equal length x-pipe setup like what's on a Mustang, Corvette and the like. Dead nuts centered, not off to one side where it does no good for performance. Plenty of room under there, just gotta relocate a few wire harnesses and a couple lines.
#18
Also, the reason they don't sell a catted y is because it is illegal in California to sell any type of high flow cat. They can't buy them or sell them there. I want cats so I'll just buy some high flow cats and get my exhaust guy to put them in.