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Splicing is not ghetto if you do it right. Sorry guys electronics major here. 
All you need is a soldering iron, solder, some heat shrink, and a heat gun. I would trust that over a plug and play deal. Now using butt splice's, or twisting the wires and using electrical tape that is ghetto on an application like that. But to each his own.
All you need is a soldering iron, solder, some heat shrink, and a heat gun. I would trust that over a plug and play deal. Now using butt splice's, or twisting the wires and using electrical tape that is ghetto on an application like that. But to each his own. 
Originally Posted by skewba98z28
Splicing is not ghetto if you do it right. Sorry guys electronics major here. All you need is a soldering iron, solder, some heat shrink, and a heat gun. I would trust that over a plug and play deal. Now using butt splice's, or twisting the wires and using electrical tape that is ghetto on an application like that. But to each his own.
All you need is a soldering iron, solder, some heat shrink, and a heat gun. I would trust that over a plug and play deal. Now using butt splice's, or twisting the wires and using electrical tape that is ghetto on an application like that. But to each his own.
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If you needed help here is the link for the set that I used http://www.ls1speed.com/catagory.cfm?catagory=Exhaust
Got luck on the install, I had alot of fun and loved the ORY sound. To bad the piggys didn't later that night.
Got luck on the install, I had alot of fun and loved the ORY sound. To bad the piggys didn't later that night.
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I agree with you 100% but it has been my experience that a lot of people do not have the ability or tools or knowledge to do it the right way (IC- US NAVY) not that it is complicated or what not just some do not have the same exposure as others have had. Plug and play seams to be a lot easer for most.
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Originally Posted by 00sscam
I agree with you 100% but it has been my experience that a lot of people do not have the ability or tools or knowledge to do it the right way (IC- US NAVY) not that it is complicated or what not just some do not have the same exposure as others have had. Plug and play seams to be a lot easer for most.
Originally Posted by gwj
I agree. Folks I've known could tear down/rebuild an engine that couldn't do jack when it came to wiring/soldering.FWIW-I have electronics experience and still went with plug and play.
What are extensions now like $30 $40 dollars. 
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Originally Posted by Z28LS1camaroguy
arent the extensions for the front O2s, just get the rear O2s deleted since you are gonna be running an offroad Y right.
yep ext's for front and sims for rear. you really don't even need them just get them deleted.