jfkelley
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I have an 1976 Chevrolet Scottsdale K10 , 5.3 / 4L60e / NP241C with 2015 Camaro stock manifolds ..My question is what year of Y Pipe can I scavenge from Salvage yard for my set up ? Thanks in advance !
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Question about Exhaust Y Pipe
- Thread starter jfkelley
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skip ANY stock or bolt on aftermarket = crap for flow .
go get a magna flow builder Y-pipe and make your own .
engine masters did a show on this type of thing not to long ago and the dyno #'s will blow your mind .
go get a magna flow builder Y-pipe and make your own .
engine masters did a show on this type of thing not to long ago and the dyno #'s will blow your mind .
To put it simply, there is no off the shelf y-pipe from a GM truck that came with an LS engine. The GMT800 trucks have a driver side front t-case output so the factory y-pipe crosses over the passenger side, merges and goes down the passenger side. Which happens to be in the way of a Sqaurebody with it's passenger side t-case output to the front.
Build one or have an exhaust shop build one. You will be able to maximize the routing to fit your truck better than trying to adapt the wrong pipe into the mix.
Build one or have an exhaust shop build one. You will be able to maximize the routing to fit your truck better than trying to adapt the wrong pipe into the mix.
