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Can someone identify this part and tell me if it does anything or if it can be removed? I’m putting in IPD Y-Pipe and Plenum and I’m not sure what it does! Thanks for the help as always
is that a real thing, LOL‽‽‽. Has anyone deleted it?
Yes it's real and yes I have deleted it.
Get a heavy duty cap that fits the bung on the y-pipe and secure it with a strong clamp, not the simple spring clamp that holds on the symposer. Add a small piece of duct tape to cover the hole that goes into the cabin.
Get a heavy duty cap that fits the bung on the y-pipe and secure it with a strong clamp, not the simple spring clamp that holds on the symposer. Add a small piece of duct tape to cover the hole that goes into the cabin.
Cleans up things nicely.
awesome, thank you for the heads up. I guess I need to find a rubber cap strong enough to hold the boost
I guess I need to find a rubber cap strong enough to hold the boost
My buddy had some he purchased, I think on Amazon, I'll see if I can get a link to it. I think they were heavy duty silicone reinforced caps...
With just the spring clamp, I detected air leaks. A stronger worm drive clamp and all is tight.
Here's a couple of pictures from when I was pressure testing everything (soapy water spray everywhere). You can see the capped off port that normally goes to the symposer on the left side of the y-pipe. Some y-pipes don't even have these ports, and I guess some have welded a cap over it, but my flexible cap solution has worked great so far.
so I just mic’s it and it measures 33.4mm at the tune end and there is a tapered lip that is about 37mm so a 32mm is the ticket! Also the inside of the rubber tube that was on the original Y-pipe is 33mm ID so 32 should work perfect.
05-23-2022, 05:14 PM
What is this part?
