stuman7981
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Does anyone make an adapter to hook the oval shaped Y-pipe to a straight pipe and eliminate the converter? Thanks for all the help.
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1994 4.0 Y-pipe adapter
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Take a piece of 3" and flatten one end of it to match your y-pipe. Then adapt the 3" pipe to whatever your running for the rest of your exhaust.
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I'm sure he's doing this for off-road only use. There are after market made cat-delete pipes made for test and tune purposes, check google. Though I'd do the 3" pipe myself.
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