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not even close. the difference in the collector distance is way longer. just compare an image of the stock manifolds to an image of long tubes and you'll get an idea of how much further back it puts the opening.
EDIT: to put it simpler, if you get the exhaust first, and have it set up to fit your stock manifolds, you'll have to get it re-done once you put the LTs on. it'd be easier just to get the exhaust done once.
EDIT: to put it simpler, if you get the exhaust first, and have it set up to fit your stock manifolds, you'll have to get it re-done once you put the LTs on. it'd be easier just to get the exhaust done once.
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Need help!!!!
I have 3" xpipe and piping...I'm running the sweet thunders and it sounds awesome. Only issue I'm having is from the mufflers to the tips(dumped) I cannot raise it higher with shorter hangers since the Torque Arm is in the way.
-- Any sweet thunder users having this issue? How can I get it to tuck higher??
Any pics?
-- Any sweet thunder users having this issue? How can I get it to tuck higher??
Any pics?
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just save, i do not recomend drive open long tube headers, i put mine on and drove it to the exhaust guy the next day it was tooooo loud i had to hide behinde a greyhound bus cuz thier was a cop on the other end of the freeway. and u have a better chance of messing up a valve.....if you get LT you have to mess with your y pipe costing you more money any ways
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just save, i do not recomend drive open long tube headers, i put mine on and drove it to the exhaust guy the next day it was tooooo loud i had to hide behinde a greyhound bus cuz thier was a cop on the other end of the freeway. and u have a better chance of messing up a valve.....if you get LT you have to mess with your y pipe costing you more money any ways
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you buy LT so u need to adapt ur y pipe or get a new one...thats money out the window
and if you get a y pipe you need to adjust your stock cat back or if you have one your good, but still money out the window
for now just decide what you want to do. x pipe or H(deff. recomend a cross over pipe) what mufflers you want or if you want any. if you want to bust money out for a great set of headers or just get good ones. what material you want to use. i also recomend listening to sound clips and to save some $$$ install the headers yourself with a friend its not to bad and you can find a how to just about anywhere
it took me a while to decide what i wanted
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question for you guys running TSP true duals ( or anyone else who has the answer )
I have flowtech LT headers, and i would like to buy the tsp system. do i need collector flanges in order to connect the x pipe to the headers ??
a local guy has a system for sale but the "header" end of the system is just piping. would i need to get the flange welded on in order to bolt it to the headers ??
sorry if this is a simple ? / answer, but i gotta know
thanks
I have flowtech LT headers, and i would like to buy the tsp system. do i need collector flanges in order to connect the x pipe to the headers ??
a local guy has a system for sale but the "header" end of the system is just piping. would i need to get the flange welded on in order to bolt it to the headers ??
sorry if this is a simple ? / answer, but i gotta know
thanks
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For my TDs I had pipes welded to the collectors which then were a slip-fit with my H-pipe and that connection was sealed by band clamps...
So you don't really need flanges unless that's the route you want to go.. it would probably be cheaper to either add a pipe that one end fits the collectors and the other fits the X-pipe, and have that welded or clamped, all preference there.
I'm assuming you're taking it to an exhaust shop? Any shop should be able to get the x-pipe connected to the headers no problem, whether it be flanged or clamped.
HTH.
So you don't really need flanges unless that's the route you want to go.. it would probably be cheaper to either add a pipe that one end fits the collectors and the other fits the X-pipe, and have that welded or clamped, all preference there.
I'm assuming you're taking it to an exhaust shop? Any shop should be able to get the x-pipe connected to the headers no problem, whether it be flanged or clamped.
HTH.
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For my TDs I had pipes welded to the collectors which then were a slip-fit with my H-pipe and that connection was sealed by band clamps...
So you don't really need flanges unless that's the route you want to go.. it would probably be cheaper to either add a pipe that one end fits the collectors and the other fits the X-pipe, and have that welded or clamped, all preference there.
I'm assuming you're taking it to an exhaust shop? Any shop should be able to get the x-pipe connected to the headers no problem, whether it be flanged or clamped.
HTH.
So you don't really need flanges unless that's the route you want to go.. it would probably be cheaper to either add a pipe that one end fits the collectors and the other fits the X-pipe, and have that welded or clamped, all preference there.
I'm assuming you're taking it to an exhaust shop? Any shop should be able to get the x-pipe connected to the headers no problem, whether it be flanged or clamped.
HTH.
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wtf ?
i guess i am keeping my current, old, setup
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Thanks for the reply I probly will give you a call Sometime. I see you guys build some hardcore stuff. Which for my car I want the baddest suspension to go with my 9 inch and 4.56 gears. I just want to launch and pull the wheels and low 60 ft times and have a xpipe and dumps. Hopefully we can make that happen .
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Thanks for the reply I probly will give you a call Sometime. I see you guys build some hardcore stuff. Which for my car I want the baddest suspension to go with my 9 inch and 4.56 gears. I just want to launch and pull the wheels and low 60 ft times and have a xpipe and dumps. Hopefully we can make that happen .