Hooker headers and Y-pipe
06-26-2003, 05:01 PM
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Re: Hooker headers and Y-pipe All long tubes hang low. (Sounds familiar 
) But I am not a big fan of hooker, I just dont like the way it sounds, but some people swear by it.
) But I am not a big fan of hooker, I just dont like the way it sounds, but some people swear by it.
06-26-2003, 05:39 PM
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Re: Hooker headers and Y-pipe You don't like the sound? 
The Hooker LTs tuck up a lot better than many other headers out there on the market. The y-pipe is not as bad as some say, or make it out to be. Are the Hookers the best? NO. But they are the best for the $$$. IMO of course.
The Hooker LTs tuck up a lot better than many other headers out there on the market. The y-pipe is not as bad as some say, or make it out to be. Are the Hookers the best? NO. But they are the best for the $$$. IMO of course.
06-26-2003, 06:05 PM
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Re: Hooker headers and Y-pipe We installed a set on my friends car and I was impressed with how well they did tuck a lot better than some others I've seen. The Y pipe fits fine but do your self a favor and buy some of those 3" exhaust clamps Summit sells to fix the leaks on the Y pipe. The stock clamps do not provide enough clamping force or area. The Summit ones will cover the whole section where the Y and headers go together. My friends did not leak until it was driven on for a while but one good bump and I think he said he hit something in the road and they started leaking. MTI told us they they were seeing good numbers from the Hookers that was when we were getting it tuned. Just a few things to think about. 
