Exhaust "Y" pipe
Hey guys, i was wondering if anyone had a y pipe off of a 94 - 01 Dodge ram 1500. im trying to make a true dual exhaust and i need to get one but they are like 400 dollars new because they got the cat with them. Thanks alot.
ORIGINAL: ripto
yea my friend was thinking about true dual and he said you need some pipe to cross them over or something, like an x-pipe, is this true?
yea my friend was thinking about true dual and he said you need some pipe to cross them over or something, like an x-pipe, is this true?
you dont connect true dual at all.. from each header you run it straight back. meaning 2 cats.. 2 mufflers. like "ll".. "H" is running both headers into 1 muffler (usually 2 cats though) and dual exhaust out.. "Y" is running both headers into a single cat and muffler
ORIGINAL: 20dodgeram01
you dont connect true dual at all.. from each header you run it straight back. meaning 2 cats.. 2 mufflers. like "ll".. "H" is running both headers into 1 muffler (usually 2 cats though) and dual exhaust out.. "Y" is running both headers into a single cat and muffler
you dont connect true dual at all.. from each header you run it straight back. meaning 2 cats.. 2 mufflers. like "ll".. "H" is running both headers into 1 muffler (usually 2 cats though) and dual exhaust out.. "Y" is running both headers into a single cat and muffler
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ORIGINAL: Ram1500Dodge
h pipe is 2 cats(if desired/required) and 2 mufflers(if required/desired) boss. why would you have 2 cats and 1 muffler? H pipe just has a connecting pipe to balance out pressure.
h pipe is 2 cats(if desired/required) and 2 mufflers(if required/desired) boss. why would you have 2 cats and 1 muffler? H pipe just has a connecting pipe to balance out pressure.
you need an H pipe to connect the exhause together, otherwise its like running two 4 cylinder engines in your truck instead of one 8 cylinder. the H pipe or x pipe makes both sides of your engine run right instead if fighting eachother.



