Is this too much direction change for trap arm?

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Due to some strange waste constrains, I'm looking at roughing my tub trap arm like what is shown in the drawing. Looks like there's a maximum horizontal direction change of 90* for a 1.5" trap arm. What I don't know is if the wye combo (highlighted in drawing) is factored in to the trap arm direction change. If I run the tub trap arm as shown will I be breaking code?


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Is everything in your drawing, except for the trap, horizontal with 1/4 inch per ft slope? Including the vent?
 
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I don't know how to interpret the one sentence on horizontal direction changes in trap arms in the Oregon State Plumbing Specialty Code. OSPSC is based on the UPC.
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Is a horizontally oriented wye-combo (that branches off of a wet vent) part of the 90* direction change limit?


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