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Old 09-17-2014, 09:55 AM   #1
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Yay a performance mod!

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LPP Headers, and an LPP Y pipe.

She be raspy. Gotta put a kitty kat in there to tone it down and please the NJ inspection stations!
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Old 09-17-2014, 10:46 AM   #2
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Sounds like POWER!!!!

So when is the trip to the track or dyno to see how much it helped?
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Old 09-17-2014, 10:51 AM   #3
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Sounds like POWER!!!!

So when is the trip to the track or dyno to see how much it helped?
I wish I had a stock dyno number, but I never got a chance to do it!

Would have been able to go Saturday but we got rained out. Probably next meet at island!
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Sounds pretty good. I like those headlights as well.
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Old 09-17-2014, 02:34 PM   #5
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so...

apparently the Y-pipe is the cause of the rasp?!?!?!

http://ls1tech.com/forums/lt1-lt4-mo...kill-rasp.html
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Side note.

It is without a doubt NOT the same as a pace setter Y. Not even close.
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Old 09-17-2014, 02:40 PM   #7
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Side note.

It is without a doubt NOT the same as a pace setter Y. Not even close.
Very true, I can see the difference in the merge of the 2 pipes.

Regardless, people are saying the Magnaflow Y transition fixes the rasp I have.
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Very true, I can see the difference in the merge of the 2 pipes.

Regardless, people are saying the Magnaflow Y transition fixes the rasp I have.
Throw the cat on first and see where that leaves you.
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Throw the cat on first and see where that leaves you.
Aye. I am going to have it put on with flanges so I can remove it if needed. or should I just weld it in ya think?
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I think you can't have clamps or flanges and pass.
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ah poop. well then...... welding it is lol
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I think you can't have clamps or flanges and pass.
There is a way

Buy another off road y and swap the entire half
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Old 09-17-2014, 04:37 PM   #13
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Hey, PolarBear probably still has the one I gave him.
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True. If he doesn't have it, I can just make the magnaflow Y people are raving about, and use the LPP as the catted Y version :P lol
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Sounds awesome!

I had a custom y made since my headers didn't come with one. I used a Magnaflow merge with two of their bullet cats and don't have much of any rasp, except a little bit at high rpm but it sounds good like that lol

I didn't get a baseline either, but def a SOTP gain 8)
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Why can't the cat bolt in and out?

Stock LT1s had it bolt up at least one side and I know my truck had the cat bolt up on both sides. I think.

Either way, def cut out the horrid cheap merge and weld in a nice one if you can swing it.
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Why can't the cat bolt in and out?

Stock LT1s had it bolt up at least one side and I know my truck had the cat bolt up on both sides. I think.

Either way, def cut out the horrid cheap merge and weld in a nice one if you can swing it.
I got failed for it at Flemington, which is where I assume he is going to go. Makes it too easy to "tamper" according to them.

This was because it was not the stock exhaust.
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Either way, def cut out the horrid cheap merge and weld in a nice one if you can swing it.
If the cat I put in doesn't cut it, I will replace the merge with a magnaflow Y merge as mentioned before

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I got failed for it at Flemington, which is where I assume he is going to go. Makes it too easy to "tamper" according to them.

This was because it was not the stock exhaust.
That is where I'll be going. I'll be sweating bullets next june when I try to go through lol
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Not to go far off topic, but you have a OBD2 car, find a friendly shop who will just plug in and run the test minus a hard look under the car. Can't be that hard.
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I would say go to bakers basin, but since my last inspection they switched over to the chassis camera vs the mirorrs
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Old 09-23-2014, 06:06 AM   #21
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Not to go far off topic, but you have a OBD2 car, find a friendly shop who will just plug in and run the test minus a hard look under the car. Can't be that hard.
I thought they cracked down hard on that in NJ and places don't do that anymore? From what I remember lol
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