header difference?
05-17-2009, 08:27 PM
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header difference? what is different between 98-99 and 00-02 headers? is it the placement of a.i.r. fittings or is it a fitment issue in the car?
05-17-2009, 08:44 PM
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2000's still have EGR. i just took it all off when i did headers. makes things simpler.
i don't think i could hook up the egr/air on my headers if i tried. the bungs are in the wrong places. must be 98-99 style but since i have blockoff plates on it all anyway it doesn't matter.
i don't think i could hook up the egr/air on my headers if i tried. the bungs are in the wrong places. must be 98-99 style but since i have blockoff plates on it all anyway it doesn't matter.
05-17-2009, 09:02 PM
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2000's still have EGR. i just took it all off when i did headers. makes things simpler.
i don't think i could hook up the egr/air on my headers if i tried. the bungs are in the wrong places. must be 98-99 style but since i have blockoff plates on it all anyway it doesn't matter.
i don't think i could hook up the egr/air on my headers if i tried. the bungs are in the wrong places. must be 98-99 style but since i have blockoff plates on it all anyway it doesn't matter.
I didn't realize that, thanks for the correction. x1000 on it makes things more simple.
05-17-2009, 09:37 PM
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I believe headers for a 98-99 F-body are the same. A 2000 F-body has the EGR connection in a slightly different location on the passenger header than the previous two years. And the 01-02 cars are without an EGR altogether. If you go with headers without emmisions fittings (off-road) the year of the car no longer applies.
