BBK Shorties
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Launching!
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Why the bad plug access? So it would be a good idea to change them while I have it out then lol.
As for buying them I can wait till march np or even april just depends what you want for them I guess.
As for buying them I can wait till march np or even april just depends what you want for them I guess.
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I have BBK shorties on my '95 formula...plug access isn't really that bad...it isn't a geo metro, but it's not "undoable" by any stretch of the imagination...did my plugs and wires in just a few hours with a buddy last year...wires are a bigger pain in the *** than plugs-just gotta find a shorter spark plug socket and yur good to go(I think the one I used was a GM socket)...
I have these headers. Not the best choice but the Y pipe is a pretty nice piece. A shorter plug socket is required (I cut mine on my band saw) on number 7 plug for sure. The probably make a bit more horsepower than the stock manifolds but not nearly as much as long tubes. I imagine the long tubes will pick up at least 15 to 20 hp more than these but they also don't have the ground clearance issues which is why I'm using them. I honestly will consider a move to long tubes in the future however to get that extra power back.
