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Full exhaust

Last time I checked . I could get the Y pipe , the muffler and the tail pipe ( two piece ) but not the intermediate pipe . That you would probably have to have made because as far as I know , they just don't make it anymore . And what is available is way to pricey in my opinion .
 
Rockauto has the y pipe (72.00) the over axle pipe (14.00) the muffler (29.00) and tail pipe (8.00). Cat also (120.00). Just over $200 for complete exhaust plus shipping.
 
Thanks guys, I need to re do rock auto again I came up with 350 and shipping. I wish I could put dual on it for 250, but it will not pass inspection and I sure as hell am not putting 2 cats on this one!
 
LocuMob said:
Rockauto has the y pipe (72.00) the over axle pipe (14.00) the muffler (29.00) and tail pipe (8.00). Cat also (120.00). Just over $200 for complete exhaust plus shipping.
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There's still a pipe that connects the Y pipe to the mufflers . On most of this gen truck's there's a cat there but there still a pipe before and after the cat . The Y pipe ends beside the transmission then there's a pipe that works around the transmission cross member , the cat then a pipe going to the front of the muffler . That's what I've haven't been able to find as of yet .
 
Well I might have coffeenered it this morning dropped the y pipe and back flushed the system with a garden hoes. Runs much better! LMAO! Talk about being frugal!
 
Well I might have coffeenered it this morning dropped the y pipe and back flushed the system with a garden hoes. Runs much better! LMAO! Talk about being frugal!
 
HALIFAXHOPS said:
Well I might have coffeenered it this morning dropped the y pipe and back flushed the system with a garden hoes. Runs much better! LMAO! Talk about being frugal!
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Garden hose ? That's a new one on me .
 
Do you "need" a complete exhaust or do you just want to do it all just to get it done once and for all ?
 
Just filled up the exhaust with water in the tailpipe wiyhe the y pipe off the manifolds,then blew it out with air. A lot of crap came out. Still need a y pipe though. What the hell I am just putting together for a winter beater right now.
 
bear said:
Do you "need" a complete exhaust or do you just want to do it all just to get it done once and for all ?
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It is all original believe it or not. The only holes are in the top of the y pipe. If I have to change the cat might as well do it all. Somehow I think this is the next not quite a resto project once the dart is going again.
 
HALIFAXHOPS said:
Just filled up the exhaust with water in the tailpipe wiyhe the y pipe off the manifolds,then blew it out with air. A lot of crap came out. Still need a y pipe though. What the hell I am just putting together for a winter beater right now.
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I would think that water would still be trapped in the lower portion's of the muffler ?
 
HALIFAXHOPS said:
It is all original believe it or not. The only holes are in the top of the y pipe. If I have to change the cat might as well do it all. Somehow I think this is the next not quite a resto project once the dart is going again.
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If it's just the Y pipe and you can get away with not changing the cat for now then I'd just change that . It would be a lot cheaper .
 
HALIFAXHOPS said:
I going to run it for a long time till the steam comes out. You know what beer would have evaporated faster!
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Take it out on the highway and get in front of some brand new shinny car that someone just bought ! lol
 
Well I was able to change out the y pipe turned out to be ass pain someone really tightened the clamp to the cat, had to cut it and add an adapter but it is in! $90 total, the most money I put in on one part!
 
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