Troywakeling
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Probly been asked hundreds of times but I couldnt find it. Does anyone make a high flow/performance y pipe for the ATX, I can find them for the MTX all day long.
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ATX Y Pipe
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goalieman59
Learning Slowly
I have been looking for one too. Anyone???
Phoenix
SHOHOLIC
As far a I know , http://www.fordspecialists.com/
Troywakeling
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Dayyymmm sure is pricey though.
Dayyymmm sure is pricey though.
goalieman59
Learning Slowly
how much for one?
Troywakeling
New Member
.........$579
We will have one in the near future.
goalieman59
Learning Slowly
No joke, I hope the one from SHO Source will be cheaper when they come out with one.
St Louis SHO
Rollin' coal
We are working on that.
Yes we have them. The are $579, plus shipping. We build each one on a car to ensure a perfect fit. These pipes are a true hi-flo design and use 9400 series CarSounds converters. We use 2 1/4" stainless piping with all mandrel bends. They even come with a new hi-flo stainless flex pipe.
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SeanMc
NoMoSHO
Don't let anyone convince you on here that the ATX does not need a y-pipe. Look at the stock one, it'll crush bend down to 1" into some places. It really is terrible. I have a crappy custom one, and it flows 100% better than the stock one.
I have one for sale on here that is affordable and really nice. It has a flex pipe too!
http://www.shoforum.com/showthread.php?t=90420
http://www.shoforum.com/showthread.php?t=90420
That's a pretty nice looking pipe, but it still has the 53000 series converters. Our pipes use the 9400 series Hi-Flo converters and stainless 2 1/4" pipe.
i emailed rcmautomotive and they told me to pass on a hi-flo catted y-pipe unless it was damaged or failing because the ATX downpipe is not as restrictive as a MTX and no real gains will be found without engine modification. my car has 79,000 miles so the cats need replacing but will i get as much bang for the buck by just doing a stock replacement or should i pony up while i'm at it?
Troywakeling
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My cats are both rusty and leaky and the piece where my hangers are behind the flex pipe needs to be cut out. Ill probly just have a muffler shop cut out my cats and weld in magnaflows and fix that rear piece. I think the magnaflows will compliment my flowmasters as well. They made a noticeable difference in tone for the better when I put one on my old GAGT.
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