I ordered my warp speed y pipe 3 days ago and was curious to know if it comes with a hardware kit. The only reason i ask is because there is a hell of alot of rust on those bolts since i live in jersey. I want to get the bolts off and put new ones in so when the Y pipe comes i only have a very small job a head of me. Take the new bolts out and use the new warpspeed ones if provided. also does it come with gaskets. I ordered the aluminized steel one for 160. I couldnt take people ranting and raving about y pipes all the time so i had to order one for myself along with my stage 2+ valve body

 

The package comes with:

2 crush gaskets
1 main gasket
exhaust holder
Warpspeed sticker

Only 3rd and 5.5 gens get new set of bolts per the website.

 

so i would need to get bolt anyways?

 

It might be a good idea. Bolts aren't too expensive so its good insurance.

 

how many is there so i know how many together i think theres 5 or 6 i could be mistake tho. I just wana get it all prepped and ready to go since im not doing ne thing today and so the job will be hella easy when the pipe comes.

 

mine didnt come with a warpspeed sticker

 

they came with a sticker?? wait... my illuminas didnt come with a sticker either....

 

i ended up spending close to 15$ on nuts and bolts (cuz theyre "superthreaded" or w/e... waste of money but o well) i bought 8 nuts (2 for where it connects to the catalytic converter and 6 for the other 6 holes) and two bolts (catalytic converter) other than that, everything is included

 

so i need 8 bolts total?

 

depends on how bad your stock bolts are, plus the 6 that bolt onto the exhaust manifold are a b!tch to get out. they should be fine, just replace the nuts that screw into them. the two that screw to the catalytic converter should be in rough shape, so i suggest replacing those. so total: 2 bolts, 8 nuts, everything else is included

 

The Warpspeed sticker should be on the invoice outside the box. Just cut the tape to remove the invoice and its right behind it.

 

any tips or tricks on hwo to get these suckers off easier?

 

yea, use heat... that may be the only way to get off the ones connected to catalytic converter

 

Yes, if that doesn't work, drill them out and replace the studs (studs are roughly $2-$3 for one).

 

air tools are your friend

 

i do have a compressor and air tools but unfortunatly im in the midst of moving so everything is all packed up. IO just bought 3/8"-16 1 1/2 inch bolts so those should do the trick. i might just drill them all otu if it makes it easier. since i got all new bolts and nuts