How to route exhaust with long tubes on 4wd

[Palness]

Cool, and one more thing. If I were to keep my shorty headers for now (provided they can be removed from the stock y-pipe after all these years) do you think the 2nd jegs pipe that's for the newer truck would work? I just really like the design of it and the merge it has. I'll check out the underside of my dad's gmt800 today to see how visually different the y-pipes are and try to post some pics. I know everyone seems to get their y-pipes custom made but wouldn't it be nice to know if there was a simpler, better flowing way to do it?

 

[00cls1camaross]

If your lifted, its unlikely you will be able to run long tubes. It looks impossible with my 6" Pro Comp.

Not sure if you are K1500 or K2500.

Here are some that work with the K2500, I intend on getting them soon. As for Y pipe routing, not a clue.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hedman-Hedd...iter_Display:7.4L&hash=item4d1ac5b235&vxp=mtr

 

[Palness]

Not sure if you are K1500 or K2500.

Here are some that work with the K2500, I intend on getting them soon. As for Y pipe routing, not a clue.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hedman-Hedd...iter_Display:7.4L&hash=item4d1ac5b235&vxp=mtr

You going to connect them to the stock y-pipe then? I know the 2500s have a much larger and mandrel-bent pipe then do the 1500s.