Shortys vs. Long Tubes
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what about if you campare better brands to price brands , like hooker shorties to pacesetter long tubes? I was considering getting the pacesetter long tubes , do I get non egr or a emission one and if I get the non egr what else do I need to do to install it?
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My '93 vette gained 10rwhp and 12rwtq when I replaced the manifolds with shorty headers(1 5/8). I gained another 13rwhp and 17rwtq when I went with 1 3/4 lts. The long tubes gave me power and torque throughout the rpm band, not just peak.
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Brave man doing them yourself if you ask me
I don't have the patience unless someone who knows what they're doing helped me. The easiest install would be the kooks, but not the race versions be careful. If you're not looking to spend that money though I'm getting coated pacesetters but a buddy is helping (doing) with the install. You only problem may be when you get to the passenger side. But if you can get the car up high enough you should be good. All this is from research and on LT's. I don't know what this shorty? is...
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