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10-18-2004, 02:29 PM
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What Do You Guys Have To Say About This????? Ketchy Title, LOL.
Anyways i have Mac LT Headers and they're Y-Pipe, i wanted to know what your thoughts on that set up. I got the headers for free from a guy i know
I would like to know if they're good headers and y-pipe or if they're crappy..
I also would like to know if they sound good???
Anyways i have Mac LT Headers and they're Y-Pipe, i wanted to know what your thoughts on that set up. I got the headers for free from a guy i know
I would like to know if they're good headers and y-pipe or if they're crappy..
I also would like to know if they sound good???
10-18-2004, 02:36 PM
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There are no MAC long tubes headers I know of,
they are considered "mid-length". They do improve
peak HP over shorties / stock logs quite a bit, but
do not "fatten up" the midband as much as long
tube headers would.
You will not get them past Cali smog inspection on
the up-and-up, so I hope you have an alternative
plan there.
they are considered "mid-length". They do improve
peak HP over shorties / stock logs quite a bit, but
do not "fatten up" the midband as much as long
tube headers would.
You will not get them past Cali smog inspection on
the up-and-up, so I hope you have an alternative
plan there.
10-18-2004, 02:42 PM
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Actually they do have longtubes www.macperformance.com, and i believe that pass smog, but i know guys that pass smog for like 60 bucks.im worried about the sound and performance of MAC..
10-18-2004, 02:46 PM
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Originally Posted by ls1fbod
Actually they do have longtubes www.macperformance.com
10-18-2004, 02:51 PM
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Does anybody have info on those headers besides what kind they are???
How do they sound? And what kind of performance gains are typical for MAC's headers?
How do they sound? And what kind of performance gains are typical for MAC's headers?
10-18-2004, 02:55 PM
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http://www.macperformance.com/store/...Product_ID=499 Those are Mid-Length? If they are thats fin, but my buddy has a set of SLP LT's and they look the same..
10-18-2004, 03:58 PM
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A majority of the ones on this page are long tubes http://thunderracing.com/catalog/?ac...&vid=3&pcid=52 , the MAC's are on there too and it compares them, the long tubes are quite a bit longer, but anything is better than the stock manifolds, they will flow better and the y pipe will help alot too, and if u got them for free i say hook em up til u get something better, and if u like them keep them, or sell them and throw in some more and get LT's
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10-18-2004, 04:34 PM
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Originally Posted by jimmyblue
There are no MAC long tubes headers I know of,
they are considered "mid-length". They do improve
peak HP over shorties / stock logs quite a bit, but
do not "fatten up" the midband as much as long
tube headers would.
You will not get them past Cali smog inspection on
the up-and-up, so I hope you have an alternative
plan there.
they are considered "mid-length". They do improve
peak HP over shorties / stock logs quite a bit, but
do not "fatten up" the midband as much as long
tube headers would.
You will not get them past Cali smog inspection on
the up-and-up, so I hope you have an alternative
plan there.
10-18-2004, 09:06 PM
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Yep, those are definitly MID-LENGTH headers, not long tube headers. They sound fine, I had them for a long time and no problems. The cats however really suck, they don't flow very well at all. I'd suggest an ORY or replacing the cats if you are really worried about power.
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As long as clearance isnt an issue id sell em and get some LT's if your going for all out performance. I noticed a difference when i traded my mid-lengths for jet-hot LT's.
