Y-Pipe Immediate help needed
10-31-2001, 07:31 AM
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Y-Pipe Immediate help needed
IS this the correct Y-pipe? When i lined up the top flange/piece (in the picture below) there are 3 bolts, but my stock pipe has 4. Plus, my car looks like it has 3 sensors while this pipe has only 2. IS this the correct Y-pipe? Thanks!
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10-31-2001, 08:10 AM
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That is the front flange, closest to the engine.
I live in NYC; so i'm thinking my car is not cali spec.
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I live in NYC; so i'm thinking my car is not cali spec.
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Originally posted by Matticus
Looks like that is the rear flange for a cali spec y-pipe for a 5th gen.
Looks like that is the rear flange for a cali spec y-pipe for a 5th gen.
10-31-2001, 08:36 AM
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pipes
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cattman ypipe page look at bottom for cali info
Go there and look at the pipes, also it shows you how to know what kind of emmisions you have on your car.
I think that is a fed pipe (curls up at the end to replace front precat) and you have a cali-spec car.
Cali is a nickname for lower emmissions (NLEV). Lots of cars in congested areas get them not just cali.
cattman ypipe page look at bottom for cali info
Go there and look at the pipes, also it shows you how to know what kind of emmisions you have on your car.
I think that is a fed pipe (curls up at the end to replace front precat) and you have a cali-spec car.
Cali is a nickname for lower emmissions (NLEV). Lots of cars in congested areas get them not just cali.
10-31-2001, 10:18 AM
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Re: pipes
Uh uh, Looks like my car is Cali spec, and I have a Fed Spec pipe.
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Originally posted by theMax
cattmanmain page
cattman ypipe page look at bottom for cali info
Go there and look at the pipes, also it shows you how to know what kind of emmisions you have on your car.
I think that is a fed pipe (curls up at the end to replace front precat) and you have a cali-spec car.
Cali is a nickname for lower emmissions (NLEV). Lots of cars in congested areas get them not just cali.
cattmanmain page
cattman ypipe page look at bottom for cali info
Go there and look at the pipes, also it shows you how to know what kind of emmisions you have on your car.
I think that is a fed pipe (curls up at the end to replace front precat) and you have a cali-spec car.
Cali is a nickname for lower emmissions (NLEV). Lots of cars in congested areas get them not just cali.
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