I am planning on gutting my cats tomorrow but I dont want to alter the y-pipe. Anyone have any idea or hints how to do it?

 

I have an idea...how about some locking 3/8 or 1/2" extensions, with some u-joints, joined together? Slide the extension into the y-pipe from the manifold flange side and have at it...keep on ramming and smashing (sounds like a bad ****, I know lol). Then use some compressed air and keep blowing out the chunks.

Too bad there's no such thing as a flexible pry-bar.

 

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

 

maybe a plumbers snake? Get the Benford 1000 and have at it...

 

we grid the front weld out pull apart beat out the cone and weld back together

 

Ram a long extension down into it and get as much as you can out then I would put a wobble on the end of it to beat the rest out. Seem to work pretty well on the old set I had.

 

you can get a 48" flexible drill extention and a 2 1/2" bi-metal hole saw and have at it.

 

if you were still up here we could cut and weld like we did mine.

 

That stuff in the Cats is some nasty and Hard stuff. It took us about 2 hours to take my Y-pipe off and chop the front peice off and get to work with some 3/4" AllThread and 5lb hammer. Then weld them back up...
Dont know of a easy way to do that.

 

I started throwing a code for B2 S2. Low voltage or something like that. I guess the passanger side cat is bad for sure. I need to get the damn y-pipe loose.