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Old 07-24-2020, 04:48 PM
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I think I am going to get a K-Member when I do the heads/cam, and I intend to need 2" primary headers one day. So.. What is the best option for a K-Member that will allow 2" primary to 3" collector headers?
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I think the stock will with minor notching, thats what ill be running when i switch..
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2 inch kooks here. minor notching. no issues
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I think I want an aftermarket K-Member so that I have lots of suspension adjustment options down the road when I space the K-Member for a Magnuson 2300. Plus the K-Member weight savings will make up for some of the added weight of the blower/intercooler.
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Yes. If you got the extra 600bux, by all means go for it
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Originally Posted by FCar2000TA
I think I want an aftermarket K-Member so that I have lots of suspension adjustment options down the road when I space the K-Member for a Magnuson 2300. Plus the K-Member weight savings will make up for some of the added weight of the blower/intercooler.
i chose not to. personally i stayin n/a so dont need the space, but more importantly i wanted the strongest k member possible for obvious reasons.
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Originally Posted by FCar2000TA
I think I want an aftermarket K-Member so that I have lots of suspension adjustment options down the road when I space the K-Member for a Magnuson 2300. Plus the K-Member weight savings will make up for some of the added weight of the blower/intercooler.
bmr fits my 2" primary headers fine. Tsp headers do hit steering shaft though. Plan on denting them if you go that brand
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I don't think we have any header fitment issues with our K-member that I recall.



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Originally Posted by Floorman279
i chose not to. personally i stayin n/a so dont need the space, but more importantly i wanted the strongest k member possible for obvious reasons.
I thought the aftermarket K-Members were stronger than the factory ones?



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