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Yay a performance mod!
LPP headers GMMG idle - YouTube
LPP Headers, ORY, GMMG Exhaust - YouTube http://i.imgur.com/gBgplQul.jpg http://i.imgur.com/VmXB9Erl.jpg 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! |
Sounds like POWER!!!!
So when is the trip to the track or dyno to see how much it helped? |
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Would have been able to go Saturday but we got rained out. Probably next meet at island! |
Sounds pretty good. I like those headlights as well. :)
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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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It is without a doubt NOT the same as a pace setter Y. Not even close. |
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Regardless, people are saying the Magnaflow Y transition fixes the rasp I have. |
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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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Buy another off road y and swap the entire half |
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) |
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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This was because it was not the stock exhaust. |
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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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