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Well guys,
A few weeks ago, I took my gutted Y pipe to midas to get 2 straight pipes made up to try and help out my not being able to hear the car while racing. They got them done up, and only charged $50. I dont have the 02 sensor bungs welded in yet, or the holes drilled, but I do have the bungs and I'm going to run just the up stream ones. I have to get a clamp for on the back of the pipes to hold them closer to the body, now the onlything holding them up is the manifolds, and while I dont think they'll rub the track, I dont think they'll make it off the trailer.
I'll see about getting some pics, the car is in the middle of being painted now so it may be a bit.
While the car is far from souding like a top fuel car, or a nitro funny boat, it does sound pretty good for what it is. It definatly has the "grin" factor
! Its got a good bit more grunt to it than with the Y pipe, I think the gutted cats were acting like resonators, dedening the sound.
Not that this is late breaking news or anything, just figured I'd let you guys know I actually had it done.
Brandon
A few weeks ago, I took my gutted Y pipe to midas to get 2 straight pipes made up to try and help out my not being able to hear the car while racing. They got them done up, and only charged $50. I dont have the 02 sensor bungs welded in yet, or the holes drilled, but I do have the bungs and I'm going to run just the up stream ones. I have to get a clamp for on the back of the pipes to hold them closer to the body, now the onlything holding them up is the manifolds, and while I dont think they'll rub the track, I dont think they'll make it off the trailer.
I'll see about getting some pics, the car is in the middle of being painted now so it may be a bit.
While the car is far from souding like a top fuel car, or a nitro funny boat, it does sound pretty good for what it is. It definatly has the "grin" factor
Not that this is late breaking news or anything, just figured I'd let you guys know I actually had it done.
Brandon