Early '98 stock headers question
11-21-2001, 09:56 PM
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Early '98 stock headers question I remember a post way back on LS1.com that these early '98 LS1 stock headers flow very well. So would changing to JBA shorties net me any gains. I'm will be installing a MMS 427 very mild stroker soon, and want to keep all bolt ons CARB legal since I live in So California. I'm not doing any hollow log mod on them either.
Also will a SLP Y pipe help any, or should I just keep the stock Y pipe. I do have a Corsa exhaust already.
Remember Louie. Well the way this engine will run with MMS custom tuning will fit his old man mods to a T.
Thanks in advance for all answers to my questions.
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Also will a SLP Y pipe help any, or should I just keep the stock Y pipe. I do have a Corsa exhaust already.
Remember Louie. Well the way this engine will run with MMS custom tuning will fit his old man mods to a T.
Thanks in advance for all answers to my questions.
Leo
11-21-2001, 10:43 PM
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Re: Early '98 stock headers question [quote]Originally posted by Nine Ball:
<strong>I've never seen any gains from the JBA shorty headers on a stock Y-pipe. Coupled with an offroad Y-pipe, they will work okay though.
SLP Y-pipe = no gains either. I had one, what a waste!
Tony</strong><hr></blockquote>
Thanks Tony,
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<strong>I've never seen any gains from the JBA shorty headers on a stock Y-pipe. Coupled with an offroad Y-pipe, they will work okay though.
SLP Y-pipe = no gains either. I had one, what a waste!
Tony</strong><hr></blockquote>
Thanks Tony,
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Thanks again man,
Leo
11-22-2001, 12:59 AM
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Re: Early '98 stock headers question [quote]Originally posted by Crazyquik:
<strong>What didn't show gains on a bolt on or even heads/cam 346 might show a gain on a 427 though.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Once I have the stock cats on I'm pretty much screwed how much I can get out of my exhaust. Like Tony said, if I use an offroad pipe, then I can see more flow with the shorties.
Leo
<strong>What didn't show gains on a bolt on or even heads/cam 346 might show a gain on a 427 though.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Once I have the stock cats on I'm pretty much screwed how much I can get out of my exhaust. Like Tony said, if I use an offroad pipe, then I can see more flow with the shorties.
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11-22-2001, 11:07 AM
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Re: Early '98 stock headers question [quote]Originally posted by Nine Ball:
<strong>SLP Y-pipe = no gains either. I had one, what a waste!
</strong><hr></blockquote>
I'm pretty happy with mine, but then again I did some work to it. I was pretty disappointed when I got it, and took one look at the collector and cut it off. I replaced it with a Flowmaster 2.5->3.0 collector and got decent results considering the state of the rest of the car at the time.
<strong>SLP Y-pipe = no gains either. I had one, what a waste!
</strong><hr></blockquote>
I'm pretty happy with mine, but then again I did some work to it. I was pretty disappointed when I got it, and took one look at the collector and cut it off. I replaced it with a Flowmaster 2.5->3.0 collector and got decent results considering the state of the rest of the car at the time.
