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Product Description
The stainless steel Y-pipe connector is designed to effectively merge or split exhaust gas flows in custom or dual pipe exhaust systems. Unlike X-pipes that balance exhaust pulses, Y-pipes provide a more directional flow path, making them suitable for applications such as single-to-dual conversions or exhaust collection from multi-bank headers. YUEDING offers precision-fabricated Y-pipe connectors constructed from corrosion-resistant stainless steel, with reliable welds and clean mandrel bends. These components are ideal for industrial buyers seeking quality exhaust fittings at consistent bulk supply.
YUEDING's stainless steel Y-pipe connectors are engineered for both structural integrity and efficiency. The smooth inner bends formed by mandrel technology reduce turbulence, promoting smoother exhaust evacuation. TIG-welded seams enhance joint durability, especially under constant vibration and thermal expansion. Available in 2.0", 2.5", and 3.0" diameters, our Y-connectors serve fabricators and system integrators across various automotive and heavy-duty applications. These fittings help minimize backpressure while optimizing flow redirection for either upstream collection or downstream splitting of gases.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Material | 304/409 Stainless Steel |
| Inlet/Outlet Size | 2.0", 2.25", 2.5", 3.0" (custom available) |
| Finish Options | Mirror Polished / Matte Brushed |
| Welding Type | TIG Welding |
| Bend Process | Mandrel Bending |
| Configuration | Y-Shape Dual Outlet / Single Inlet |
| Packaging | Bulk pack or OEM-labeled cartons |
| MOQ | Negotiable for wholesale orders |
Q: What's the main purpose of using a Y-pipe in exhaust systems?
A: It helps merge or divide exhaust flows, especially in setups transitioning from single to dual exhaust or vice versa.
Q: Are custom pipe angles and lengths supported?
A: Yes, we can manufacture Y-pipe connectors based on customer drawings or technical specs, including angle, length, and diameter.
Q: What's the difference between a Y-pipe and an X-pipe?
A: X-pipes balance pulses and are used for performance tone, while Y-pipes redirect flow and are often used in merging/splitting layouts.
Q: Can I order in large quantities with custom labeling?
A: Yes, bulk orders with branded packaging and specific labeling are available for qualified buyers.
Q: Do you offer stainless steel grades beyond 304?
A: 409 is available as an economical option. Other grades can be discussed for large or specialized orders.
