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Old 09-03-2009, 03:31 PM
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Started out with a Y from Lpp, trying to mate it to the stainless works, NA didn't work, so heres what I did. I also made the Y cross after the tranny member for ease of dropping the tranny pan if need be... Also to a Single 4 inch...













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Goodness your truck has a super clean underbody great looking set up you got there that is exactly what i had in mind something that can just bolt on and bolt off with out any hassle.
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Originally Posted by ap2002
contact wheatley, his pacesetters and Ypipe have flanges welded on like "randomhero" mentioned, for easy removal.... I still regret not doing mine like that, now my ypipe is all banged up..
I still regret selling all of that !


That's my old setup that AP is talking about. Check it out when you go and see him. It's a Pacesetter setup, but there's extensions on the pipes after the collectors. I had two flanges welded up after the collectors, and used the stock y-pipe/cat back connection that came with the kit.

it looks very close to this

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Thanks.

It also makes pulling the pipes off alot easier, cause your not fighting that member.. Had to trim the top of the member brackets a bit, pull the throttler linkage and fuel lines up a lil, no big deal by any means....
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Originally Posted by Mangled03gmc
DAMN! that turned out REALLY NICE!
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Thanks Corey..
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I've said it before and I'll say it again, you have mad skills Corey, great work! Your setup is super clean too John, awesome y-pipe!
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Originally Posted by budhayes3
I've said it before and I'll say it again, you have mad skills Corey, great work! Your setup is super clean too John, awesome y-pipe!
Ditto!
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Very nice brotha.
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These are all great ideas guys.
Hey tootall did you fabricate your old y pipe yourself or did you get it done somewhere. Also what kit was it that you used, thanks Matt

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