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Old 12-02-2016, 01:09 PM
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Default Offroad Y-pipe for stock manifolds

I'm looking around the internet see if there's a direct fit offroad y-pipe that would work for me. I want to reuse my stock manifolds. Anyone know of something that would work for me?

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Jegs 31004
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Jegs FTW.

Fit great on my 2006 Sierra. Prepare for some rasp or drone if you don't have a resonator before an aftermarket muffler.
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Aren't GM cats high flow enough?
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chop out the converters and weld in a piece of pipe. i think the manifold it self is the restriction at stock levels...more so than the converters anyways.
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as above, 10 dollars worth of pipe, a hacksaw and a cheap MIG welder... you have the rest of what you need already on the car.



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