Kooks True Duals Kit
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Kooks True Duals Kit
Been looking to change my exhaust up a little so I was looking around and found a hard to turn down deal on the Kooks True Dual kit. Only problem is I got QTP's on the car not Kooks so does anyone know if I can make the kit work without hacking it up or is that a negative? Also anyone using this kit please give me your opinions on overall satisfaction, quality, ground clearance, etc.
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Don't have one, but you'll need a phb relocation kit (about $200) with it.
IMO, if you've got enough for the Kook's dual exhaust, then bit the bullet and get a set of Kooks 1-7/8" headers also. Otherwise you'll probably need to modify the kit to work with you QTP headers.
IMO, if you've got enough for the Kook's dual exhaust, then bit the bullet and get a set of Kooks 1-7/8" headers also. Otherwise you'll probably need to modify the kit to work with you QTP headers.
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I don't have any good pics of my exhaust, it's already in storage for the winter. I has extremely happy with the fitment, and ground clearance is awesome! The lowest point is right before it goes over the axle, which i thought was kind of odd. I did have to have trim alittle bit off my x-pipe, but that was because it was hitting my MWC 9". The quality can't be beat, it's a work of art.
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I wonder if the cost of kooks true d's would out gain my ele-cutout for the money.... I think catbacks and other exhause are a wast of the money they want for a small gain if any. My cutout gaines 30hp when open,i can't see kooks gaining over that for the money. Get a cutout and save the money..