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Old 07-17-2007, 03:18 PM
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I have a 99 Z28 m6 and want some shorty headers ONLY BECAUSE I AM IN Ca. Here's my questions. Would it be a better bargain to just buy some 01-02 stock manifolds (known to flow decent) and put them in place of my manifolds? Would they be a direct replacement and fit up to my y pipe etc? OR should I go with hooker or JBA shorties? I looked on Hooker's site and it only lists 98 LS1's for their shorties. I'm assuming the 98 shorties would fit on my 99 car right??

Like I said, I've read the 01-02 manifolds are about as good as shorties, so maybe I should just go with those...
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save money and just get the newer manifold. IMHO shorties are outrageous in price and down on power for what they are.
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Yea. I'm wondering if the 01-02 manifolds would bolt right up to my motor without having to customize anything. It'd need to fit directly up to my stock y-pipe...
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Well the head design hasn't changed as far as exhaust ports go. I think you would be ok in that arena.
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thanks for the info, anyone else ever put 01-02 manifolds on their 98-99 LS1?
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Lots of people have. I bet if you ask this same question in the California section. You will get your answer in a matter of 30 minutes.
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Will do!
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You are going to have to get the 01-02's y pipe and cats, on the 01-02's the cats were directly after the manifold, on the 98-00's the passengers side cat wad welded in down the pipe about 18 inches.
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i knew that about the y-pipe, but just because the cats are in a different location that means i have to change y-pipes to the 01-02? That changes the fitment? weird
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I have a set of 02 manifold if you need them, Im in the bay area. Let me know.
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of you need the back half of the Y pipe I believe nine finger has it....
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what do you mean by the "back half" of the y-pipe?
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Remember 01-02's didn't have EGR, since you want to stay legal for smog that might be an issue.
'00's also have the better exh. manifolds AND had EGR, might want to consider that.
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Thanks for the info!! That helps a lot! So, if I bought a used set of 00 manifolds/y-pipe, would everything bolt up perfectly just how it is now and have good fitment to my already stock exhaust?




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