Mac mid length question.
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Mac mid length question. I picked up a set of mac mid length headers in a trade. I was wondering if I can bolt these up to the stock y pipe, or do I need to purchase the matching y pipe? The car sits very low, so I probably wouldn't be able to run an aftermarket y pipe.
btw, the car is a 2002 z28, no performance mods done.
Thanks
I tried searching for this info, but I can't find anything between all the classified ads
btw, the car is a 2002 z28, no performance mods done.
Thanks
I tried searching for this info, but I can't find anything between all the classified ads
ill start. wouldnt be worth the time and effort on the install. sell them, save ur pennys and get a set of LTs. NOT SLP!!!!!! they sit VERY low. have to see if any other member can give some input on what LTs sit tight on the car. sry for the bad info
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Complete nonsense with regard to the mid-lengths not making power. I had them on my 99 formula and went from 315 RHWP to around 338 RWHP with Mac Mids, offroad mid-pipe. The 99 had a lid, borla catback, ASP pulley prior to macs going on.
