Long Tube Headers installation Question.
08-02-2007, 07:18 PM
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Long Tube Headers installation Question. I have a 94 Zee with a single cat underneath the passenger side (I'm assuming it came factory like that). I'm using Hooker Compitition Shorty headers with a y pipe right now and would like to go with Long Tube Pacesetters or something like that. My question might be stupid but I really don't understand: How can you use a Long tube headers and still use the Cat? They look too long to have a y pipe and then run it to the cat, am I right?
BOTTOM LINE: I want to put long tubes on my 94, what do I do? what's a good long tube headers brand in your opinion?
Every help or comment will be greatly appreciated.
BOTTOM LINE: I want to put long tubes on my 94, what do I do? what's a good long tube headers brand in your opinion?
Every help or comment will be greatly appreciated.
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08-02-2007, 08:01 PM
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this is how i get my car through emissions: first i go up and tell the manager my car is getting an engine replacement and i dont want to get my liscenses suspended. so he gives me a waiver for 2 months. at the end of that do it again and he hooks it up for the 2 years usually once i threw him 100 dollars. its worth the hassle cause im not taking those headers off untill i go stroker.
08-02-2007, 08:15 PM
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how about this. you can get some heat sheilds from two other cats and weld them onto your new y pipe. like i said before be clever, when they swipe the mirror under there real quickly like they do, they wont know the difference
