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03-12-2009, 10:34 PM
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bbk header there is a guy that is selling a pair of bbk headers he had them on his 94. now will these fit my 96? they sell two diff one on the bbk website one for 94-95 and the other 95-97 whats the diff?
03-12-2009, 11:56 PM
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Don't get BBK's!
The owner before me put them on my 97 T/A and I don't like them...
Waste of money in my opinion. Unless if you want to spend $400+ for something that just looks a wee bit better?
The owner before me put them on my 97 T/A and I don't like them...
Waste of money in my opinion. Unless if you want to spend $400+ for something that just looks a wee bit better?
03-13-2009, 09:53 AM
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Ss.slp hit it on the head. The difference is in the Y-pipe. The 95-97 kit is for a dual cat setup and the 94-95 kit is for a single cat in the I-pipe. Personally I'd save my money for a set of long tubes (you don't have to save much for Pacesetter) . Overall you'll be much more satisfied with your spent money. BBK makes great product, but not good enough to justify spending money on shorties.
03-13-2009, 01:26 PM
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I don't like shorties and I hate Flowmaster.. I swapped out a new Flowmaster on my 97 T/A for a SLP LMII because the Flowmaster was so restrictive. I'd tell you just to save up for some coated Pacesetters and a Magnaflow catback. You'll be glad you did 