shadyonedeath

iTrader: (10)

I've got a problem with a Warpspeed y pipe i was sold recently by a member. Was titled to be in great shape, working condition, etc. But on arrival, once bubble wrap was removed, i noticed the end that connects the the cat, part of the lip was bent back, not allowing it to meet flush with the cat.

you can see the gap/warp it causes




Unattached, it looks something like this.

Where the arrow is pointing is where the lip is bend back.


Any ideas what I can do?

I need to know before i remove it again so i can buy another set of new gaskets before doing any work.

Some suggested i take it to a exhaust shop, would they have luck "re-forming" it?

Greeny

iTrader: (43)

It looks like it was damaged(dropped on it's edge) in shipping.

A propane torch and large hammer would probably cure it's I'lls

markd248

iTrader: (8)

^^That's the best idea, although if you're lazy I'm sure you could just put in a couple new gaskets in there for a temporary/cheap repair.

tvis

iTrader: (1)

Looks like there already is 2 gaskets in there, which IMO and experience, doesn't work well at all. I'd probably just drive to the persons house who sold it to me and hit them with it... haha no jk, I'd probably just cut and have a new flange welded on at a reputable exhaust shop.

andrei3333

is it hard to just take it off and bend it back >

lol sorry im a Y-pipe nuuuube

markd248

iTrader: (8)

Yeah, I agree that it's not a smart move, which is why I said a cheap and short time fix. I have 2 gaskets on my b-pipe and it's working fine, and I had a leak with 1. Although again, I don't recommend it as a permanent fix.

tvis

iTrader: (1)

Just don't look at the exhaust set-up on my MR2

I'd have to say I hate exhaust problems the most.