Kooks LT Headers + Y-Pipes in Stock Ready to Ship
01-29-2004, 01:28 AM
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Kooks LT Headers + Y-Pipes in Stock Ready to Ship We have a few sets of Kooks LT Headers in stock and ready to ship out next business day.
We have the following -- All sets are in the 304 stainless steel option:
(1x) 2001-02 1 3/4" to 1 7/8" x 3" Stepped F-Body LT Headers (Ready to ship)
(1x) 3" Offroad Y-Pipe
(3x) O2 Extension Harness Sets (Ready to ship)
We can have y-pipes made up within a few business days.
Throw me an email or PM for special pricing on any of these sets or to custom order a set (Usually takes about 1-2 weeks for custom sets).
matt@ttperformance.net
- Matt Sorian
We have the following -- All sets are in the 304 stainless steel option:
(1x) 2001-02 1 3/4" to 1 7/8" x 3" Stepped F-Body LT Headers (Ready to ship)
(1x) 3" Offroad Y-Pipe
(3x) O2 Extension Harness Sets (Ready to ship)
We can have y-pipes made up within a few business days.
Throw me an email or PM for special pricing on any of these sets or to custom order a set (Usually takes about 1-2 weeks for custom sets).
matt@ttperformance.net
- Matt Sorian
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02-01-2004, 09:17 PM
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How much for the Kook's stepped '01 headers and Y pipe listed separately? Shoot me an email or pm... metalam@upmc.edu
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02-02-2004, 12:38 AM
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Please email me with the difference in price between the stepped and normal headers you have listed. Please include the price of your y-pipe as well (it's s/s right?)
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02-02-2004, 12:43 AM
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We usually recommend the stepped headers for forced induction, nitrous and/or big cam combinations. The stepped design increases exhaust scavenging therefore allowing for better airflow/more power.
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