LEAST problematic LT Headers & Y for a 'Vert?
07-11-2010, 11:27 PM
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LEAST problematic LT Headers & Y for a 'Vert? All, what are the LEAST problematic LT Headers & Y-pipe for a 'Vert?
I am considering Kooks LT 1 3/4 at the moment (maybe QTP too, but NOT their Y-pipe as it is not 304 stainless), and possibly Kooks Y-Pipe with a different merge added and a 4 in. mid with a No Weeds diverter in there somewhere...
Any advice on choices, as I do not want any exhaust impacts to the body over rough road. TIA
I am considering Kooks LT 1 3/4 at the moment (maybe QTP too, but NOT their Y-pipe as it is not 304 stainless), and possibly Kooks Y-Pipe with a different merge added and a 4 in. mid with a No Weeds diverter in there somewhere...
Any advice on choices, as I do not want any exhaust impacts to the body over rough road. TIA
07-12-2010, 12:05 PM
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No personal experience, but check out this thread:
Headers for a vert.
Also try a search in the this forum using pacesetter as the search argument. You should get a lot of hits where there are comparisons. Good luck! Tom
Headers for a vert.
Also try a search in the this forum using pacesetter as the search argument. You should get a lot of hits where there are comparisons. Good luck! Tom
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07-19-2010, 05:09 PM
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I have the Kooks 1 3/4 and even thou they are nicely built mine bang like a mother f^%ker. I gotta work on em some more to see if I can fix it. Makes me save on gas thou since I don't floor it cause don't wanna hear.feel the noise hehe.
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07-19-2010, 10:38 PM
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I have 1 3/4" LPP. I'm not following how any header would be different from a ttop/hardtop car??
As for exhaust TSP TD. If you really want to eliminate any Y or whatever hitting the body solid motor mounts are always an option.
As for exhaust TSP TD. If you really want to eliminate any Y or whatever hitting the body solid motor mounts are always an option.
07-24-2010, 07:19 PM
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I have SLP longtubes and catted y. I haven't had any problems. I have no banging but that is probably due to poly motor mounts, which is a mod that you should probably consider doing at the same time as the headers.