Exhaust questions
Im not sure where you are but here in CA, even LT's are illegal, so when i did it, i went all the way by deleting AIR and running !cats. As far as EGR goes, I'd delete it if I were you, same goes for AIR: If you choose to go with LT's.
hey ws6 kid, do you know if there is a difference in "race" long tubes, and "emission" long tubes, i know they both arent "legal" but im thinking of just getting the emissions headers so i dont have to rip out my EGR and AIR, but is there a loss in performance between the race and emissions headers?
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hey ws6 kid, do you know if there is a difference in "race" long tubes, and "emission" long tubes, i know they both arent "legal" but im thinking of just getting the emissions headers so i dont have to rip out my EGR and AIR, but is there a loss in performance between the race and emissions headers?
Not to mention the engine bay looks soo much nicer without those two
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Id say forget AIR and EGR both. If you want to stay somewhat legal, get a catted Y pipe. Personally, I would recommend that you ditch all emissions sytems, get an ORY, and have a badass sounding beast that can make small children dizzy from the fumes
Oh and dont forget about doing something to extend the front o2s. Some LT's come with o2 extension kits included; although i wouldnt really recommend using them.
What i would recommnend is going ahead and killing two birds with one stone; by replacing your old o2's with the rears from a vette of the same year you: 1) replace o2 sensors which are likely to be worn anyway, thereby eliminating another possible problem during install/ tuning, and 2) solve the issue of extending the front o2's because the rear from the vette are already the correct length, and you dont have to use the extension kits or the "ghetto splice"

