best headers for 94 Trans am
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best headers for 94 Trans am
I got 94 ta with BBK Headers I don't like them to hard to get at spark plugs is there better long tube headers that do not inter fear with any thing I no it gets snug no mater what but any ideas will be helpful. thanks
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Ohh and delete the EGR while you're at it, mine idled so much smoother without it.
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I've had Hooker Longtubes on my '97 since 2003. They fit great, went in really easy and didn't have to beat or grind on anything to get them in. Ground clearance is pretty good too.
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what are you all using for y-pipes?
when i bought my 97 z the previous owner installed pace setters with a welded on y-pipe but it hits when you get on the throttle. how is you alls y-pipe routed?
suggestions on that too plz
when i bought my 97 z the previous owner installed pace setters with a welded on y-pipe but it hits when you get on the throttle. how is you alls y-pipe routed?
suggestions on that too plz
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I am running pacesetters here with 3 inch y pipe. I like them and they fit well but I think plugs are going to be a pain in the *** no matter what you go with. I've gotten pretty good with mine but the first time or two is always fun on anything having to so with the lt1. I can get to all of mine pretty good except on the passenger side I always have fun getting to the third hole back. Other side is fairly easy
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bolt on y but if I go long tube headers that will go with the BBK headers. how is it for changing the plugs with the long tube hooker headers
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Yeah... changing plugs with the Hookers is pretty easy. I do however have to get the number 6 plug from under the car. Still pretty easy to get to though. Not to mention that I have big hands too.
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yes I no it hard to get at the plugs no mater what. try doing it with a pair of BBk shorty's I would rather pull the engine out again then take them off.