Kooks header question
Hey guys. I'm looking at getting some Kooks long tubes, and I was wondering if it was worth getting the slip-fit collectors with them and what the benefits would be.
the venturis are a slip fit to the y-pipe, The slip on collectors are a waste of money. They slip on the primaries and slip onto the rest of the exhaust pointless unless your doing a custom set up.
that's that i though. i was just thinking about it the wrong way i guess. thanks!
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Hey:
If you plan on keeping the SLP LM1 catback, you may want the Kooks catted
Y as its a very good fit and keeps the LM1 from being all drone a lot of times.
Also My advise to you is not to get the stepped LT1 headers but purchase the NON STEPPED version as they have less installation issues.
Dub
When In Doubt Do Without
If you plan on keeping the SLP LM1 catback, you may want the Kooks catted
Y as its a very good fit and keeps the LM1 from being all drone a lot of times.
Also My advise to you is not to get the stepped LT1 headers but purchase the NON STEPPED version as they have less installation issues.
Dub
When In Doubt Do Without
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Never mind. I think I see what you're talking about now. I've never seen "slip on" collectors listed as an option by any Kooks vendor? Perhaps it's something new. I wonder if it's an improved Venturi collector. I think I would want them welded on. I wonder if you order those collectors if the headers just come with open primaries.


