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Done a few of these now and have been asked what the best way to do it is - I have no idea :blush:

 

 

However here is how I get from here

 

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to here

 

 

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This is not a standard 350z Y pipe but it applies the same to all of them and a 370z and any other zorst come to that.

 

 

First thing is to get some new Flexis of the right size - preferably ones that will go just over or just inside the original pipe but don't go to small or to big a tight fit is what you want :)

 

 

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Got mine from a local supplier and they are to tight but the closest thing they had so.........

 

 

OK So the hardest thing about this is making sure the Y pipe is the same length and orientation when you finish as it was when you started,

 

I use a metal sheet and tack weld the two ends on and either mark or weld a stop bar at the single end -

 

 

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then I remove the damaged bits

 

 

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take out one side then tack in it's replacement

 

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repeat for the other side

 

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then finish the weld all the way round

 

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Hope it helps someone :):thumbs:

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