Early 99 Y Pipe
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Early 99 Y Pipe
I have the intercooler installed but not hooked up. I need the y pipe and boots, Im going to have an exhaust shop bend the pipes but need to buy the other parts. Where can i buy them and how much are they?
Thanks Cody
Thanks Cody
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Ive heard a rumer that ford is making them again but I dont think Ive ever read that anybody has got one to confirm it. If not, you have to be creative to find one or I also know Banks carries a kit but its not cheap.
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From: Celaya, Gto. MX
the x-pipe that you will need from ford is pn F81Z-6K889-BA list price- $149.77
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Damn Geep, your fast. This was my reply before I had a sign in problem.
Cody, I would definately walk into your Ford dealer and ask for one. I got mine at the dealership for like $135. But I'm like you, I have a hard time navigating that web site. Tim or one of the other guys will find it if it is there.
Cody, I would definately walk into your Ford dealer and ask for one. I got mine at the dealership for like $135. But I'm like you, I have a hard time navigating that web site. Tim or one of the other guys will find it if it is there.
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Ok....ya that web site gave me a lil trouble but I will stop the local stealership and see what they want for it...135 is not bad and would not mind paying that for it.
Thanks to all of you.
Thanks to all of you.
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Don't forget the 2 boots and the clamp at the turbo connection. Ford will probably want around $100 for those three things......
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From: shiloh, kentucky
I bought mine a few months ago from the stealership. I pd around 120 for mine from someplace out of TX, which is where a link took me. It may have been the powerstroke dot com.
I do not have it installed yet, have the y pipe and 6.0 intercooler. I need the pipes, which will do at a buddies muff shop, and the boots.
Good luck
I do not have it installed yet, have the y pipe and 6.0 intercooler. I need the pipes, which will do at a buddies muff shop, and the boots.
Good luck
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I just put mine in and I got my reducer boots from Intakehoses.com They dont have the exact 2-3/8 to 2 inch but i got the 2-1/2 to 2 inch and they fit pretty good and tightend down pretty good with no problems so far. They boots are a little long so you will have to trim off about a 1/4 inch or so from each side of the hose. I think i paid about 37 bucks shipped and they work fine. Check Ebay for the spyder. thats where i got mine. I paid 200 for the spyder driver side SD pipe and a brand new never installed 7.3L IC. I inded up buying a 6.0L IC with pipes for a good deal too and put that one in.
Good Luck
Good Luck
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From: Celaya, Gto. MX
93f1505.0L , good to know: ....They dont have the exact 2-3/8 to 2 inch but i got the 2-1/2 to 2 inch and they fit pretty good and tightend down pretty good with no problems so far. They boots are a little long so you will have to trim off about a 1/4 inch or so from each side of the hose....
All the part numbers you need:
Intercooler: your choise: 7.3, 6.0, etc. ($ variable)
Early ’99 Y-pipe: F81Z-6K889BA ($116.82)
Clamp (Y-pipe to 94-97 compressor): F81Z-8287DA or M/craft Service Part #YF-2488 ($12.66)
Coupler (Y-pipe to 94-97’s 2” intakes): F81Z-6C640FA (2-3/8” to 2” reducer) ($50.06)
Clamp (I/C tube to I/C or Y-pipe) 1C3Z-6K786BA (hot side, floating bridge, constant torque – spring under nut) ($12.21)
Clamp (I/C tube to I/C or Y-pipe) 1C3Z-6K786AA (cold side, floating bridge) ($9,49)
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Jose look at the lower right corner of each post. Right next to the quote button is a button with " and a plus sign. If you want to quote three post then in the first two hit that button and on the third hit the regular quote button. then you can reply to each.
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he he he he
93f1505.0L , good to know: ....They dont have the exact 2-3/8 to 2 inch but i got the 2-1/2 to 2 inch and they fit pretty good and tightend down pretty good with no problems so far. They boots are a little long so you will have to trim off about a 1/4 inch or so from each side of the hose....
All the part numbers you need:
Intercooler: your choise: 7.3, 6.0, etc. ($ variable)
Early ’99 Y-pipe: F81Z-6K889BA ($116.82)
Clamp (Y-pipe to 94-97 compressor): F81Z-8287DA or M/craft Service Part #YF-2488 ($12.66)
Coupler (Y-pipe to 94-97’s 2” intakes): F81Z-6C640FA (2-3/8” to 2” reducer) ($50.06)
Clamp (I/C tube to I/C or Y-pipe) 1C3Z-6K786BA (hot side, floating bridge, constant torque – spring under nut) ($12.21)
Clamp (I/C tube to I/C or Y-pipe) 1C3Z-6K786AA (cold side, floating bridge) ($9,49)
$ are from powerstrokeshop.com (checked today)fficeffice" /><o>></o>>
93f1505.0L , good to know: ....They dont have the exact 2-3/8 to 2 inch but i got the 2-1/2 to 2 inch and they fit pretty good and tightend down pretty good with no problems so far. They boots are a little long so you will have to trim off about a 1/4 inch or so from each side of the hose....
All the part numbers you need:
Intercooler: your choise: 7.3, 6.0, etc. ($ variable)
Early ’99 Y-pipe: F81Z-6K889BA ($116.82)
Clamp (Y-pipe to 94-97 compressor): F81Z-8287DA or M/craft Service Part #YF-2488 ($12.66)
Coupler (Y-pipe to 94-97’s 2” intakes): F81Z-6C640FA (2-3/8” to 2” reducer) ($50.06)
Clamp (I/C tube to I/C or Y-pipe) 1C3Z-6K786BA (hot side, floating bridge, constant torque – spring under nut) ($12.21)
Clamp (I/C tube to I/C or Y-pipe) 1C3Z-6K786AA (cold side, floating bridge) ($9,49)
$ are from powerstrokeshop.com (checked today)ffice
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