that u-bend delete

i finally pulled off the u-bend delete after about 2 yrs. of owning this beast, and damn it definetely gives it a tad bit more grunt and feels better through the higher rpm's. i waited way too long. it took only an hour or so and cost $7.34 for a peice of exhaust and a nut, and some easy fabrication with a hammer, sawz-all, and a welder. you cant go wrong for the price! best bang for the buck yet.

:bigthumb: Welcome to the u-bend delete club.

OK ok......call me dumb....but where is it...and do I need to do it with my mostly stock GP?

OK ok......call me dumb....but where is it...and do I need to do it with my mostly stock GP?

Here you go Ernie:

http://www.pfyc.com/store/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=PFYC&Product_Code=WB5001&Product_Count=2&Category_Code=GPEXH

A hi-flow CAT does wonders too.

$75 for a piece of pipe?? Jeez, go down to Autozone and pick up a piece of exhaust pipe for like $8 and cut it to the right length...

$75 for a piece of pipe?? Jeez, go down to Autozone and pick up a piece of exhaust pipe for like $8 and cut it to the right length...

I didn't post the link for him to buy the part from PFYC but to let him know what a u-bend delete is in which the pics clearly show.

I didn't post the link for him to buy the part from PFYC but to let him know what a u-bend delete is in which the pics clearly show.

Thanks Bob.....will have to check this out.

I know why you posted it!!

Sh#T thats the Ubend? I always thought it was the cross over pipe you guys were allways talking about. Now I understand I could never figure out how the crossover pipe got re-routed. DUH!!

Sh#T thats the Ubend? I always thought it was the cross over pipe you guys were allways talking about. Now I understand I could never figure out how the crossover pipe got re-routed. DUH!!


lol. :lol: No Troy we still complain about the crossover pipe too. It holds true when you install headers. Getting the crossover lined up and mounted on a header install is a PITA in addition to having to tilt the engine forward and back. I still get bad dreams about it when I installed my SLP headers last summer.