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sweet, well I think I should definitely be alright as far as clearance goes with my truck being 2WD. I am just trying to figure out how I'm going to cat an off road y pipe. stupid smog... is there anOBX Y with out cats? I was looking at the kits for the avalanche and they are pretty much all the same pics for every kit. I am probably gonna find another Y and do some cuttin and weldin to make it all work.
#32
From the Ebay/OBX install write up...
"Some details/opinions...
Headers have 1-5/8" primary tubes, measured with dial caliper from inside, although advertised as 1-3/4"
Collectors and all piping is 2.5"...end of Y pipe is 3" and mates stock catback piping perfectly."
This is regarding the OBX headers that come with the y-pipe off ebay, just curious as to whether or not these are the same. Just so you know where I was coming from.
"Some details/opinions...
Headers have 1-5/8" primary tubes, measured with dial caliper from inside, although advertised as 1-3/4"
Collectors and all piping is 2.5"...end of Y pipe is 3" and mates stock catback piping perfectly."
This is regarding the OBX headers that come with the y-pipe off ebay, just curious as to whether or not these are the same. Just so you know where I was coming from.
#33
They're not the same. These are actually OBX branded headers, and when I first got them I remember measuring them and noting that they were larger than 1 5/8". I can't say for sure that they were 1 3/4" because I wasn't using calipers, but they looked to be on the tape measure.
Some say headers are measured externally, and some say internally. All I could do is provide the internal measurement of the Ebay headers I bought.
Internally, the Ebay headers measured exactly 1.625", which is indeed 1-5/8".
Hope this helps...
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