Kooks or QTP headers??
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Kooks or QTP headers????
I was looking at redoing my exhaust and i was wondering which headers were prefered most and i was also wondering whether you guys would recommend just getting an off road y pipe or a custom x pipe. If any of you had any recommendations for places to order a custom x pipe. Any help would be great Thanks
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both are great headers
qtp is selling their 1 3/4 with the high velocity merge collectors at a very nice price.
If only they would make the 1 7/8 with them right now
qtp is selling their 1 3/4 with the high velocity merge collectors at a very nice price.
If only they would make the 1 7/8 with them right now
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Originally Posted by Order 66
QTP! More header and its lest expensive. For the same style header from Kooks would be $1400 or so. Its a no brainer!
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I would go with the off-road y. I've heard that you lose some torque with an x-pipe, so unless you are just going for the sound, i think y-pipe is the best bet. cheaper too.
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I have kooks and my gains are in my sig. I love the kooks setup, I have the 1 3/4 headers and kooks catless y-pipe. GAINED an inch(at least) of ground clearance over STOCK exhaust. if you want pictures or whatever, dyno vids....etc I can mail/email you them on a cd or aim it to ya
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I've got kooks with ory and couldn't be happier. I agree with ZL1Killa, prob gained about an inch of clearance over stock...they tuck hard! Anyways, I've heard great things about both, so it almost seems to be personal preference.