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Not sure why you would do a stock Y and 3" back. You would still be restricted at the OEM y-pipe. As far as custom shops go, you have to
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Not sure why you would do a stock Y and 3" back. You would still be restricted at the OEM y-pipe.
As far as custom shops go, you have to make sure they are mandrel bending the piping or it would be no different than going with a smaller diameter pipe since all the crush bends would lower the diameter. |
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