OBX Headers
#27
Originally Posted by lovin myls1
They must not of been coated?
I was talking about the long tubes. idk see why there should be a diff for 98-99 cars?
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yes mine are coated! lol my TSP y-pipe isnt even coated it still has the tsp paint on it and its not rusted My car is a DD not a garage queen and get a good 12/15k a year on it! Most of those miles were in hawaii and now im in missouri! Pace setters were my my 1st choose because they were the best bang for your buck now someone else has them beat now that they have a ORY and a race lt setup!!!! on yeah stainless is nice too
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i just installed my obx's last week and they fit like a dream. no casting tab issues, no k member issues, no problems at all really. 2 of the ends of the pipes were out of round and i had to gently taptaptap them with a hammer to make them fit, but it only took an extra 5 minutes. as far as the y pipe, with the donut type gasket on the collector you have a huge range of adjustment to make them fit however you need - make them close or far from the floor. i tucked mine up as far as i could because the car is on sportlines and i'd rather have some rattling then smash it up on a speedbump or something. overall i'm very happy with them. didn't like the sound at first, but i had a leak from trying to re-use the old gaskets for the air tubes. replaced them with new ones and it sounds badass. not a lot of rasp either with the resonators. i'll have videos of it up as soon as this crazy snow melts (almost 80 on monday, now we have snow 4 inches deep, wtf?).