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Well its times to finish up the rest of my exhaust, and I am really up in the air as to what headers and midpipe I should get. some people tell me to get kooks, others tell me to get AR and others tell me to get SLPs.
I'm running SLP LM currently on the car with a whipple s/c. As far as much better sound, I don't know whether to go with an X or an H pipe, but it will be catted!! I know the x has its advantages over H with regard to power, but I want a good muscle car sound
When I review and research all the headers, they all have great pros, but its the cons that get me. and these are the cons that ive compiled
Kooks - cats and midpipe hang 1 inch below the frame (i've seen many setups in person)
American Racing - CEL (check engine lights) coming on often due to the positon of the o2 bungs being farther away than the stock position. (i know 3 people whom have this problem)
SLP - horrible quality of cats.
my ride is lowered with the steeda sport springs, and I really dont want to go through the trouble of hitting the cats on the ground.
can anyone point me in the right direction of the headers/midpipe I should be looking at with my SLP LMs
I'm running SLP LM currently on the car with a whipple s/c. As far as much better sound, I don't know whether to go with an X or an H pipe, but it will be catted!! I know the x has its advantages over H with regard to power, but I want a good muscle car sound
When I review and research all the headers, they all have great pros, but its the cons that get me. and these are the cons that ive compiled
Kooks - cats and midpipe hang 1 inch below the frame (i've seen many setups in person)
American Racing - CEL (check engine lights) coming on often due to the positon of the o2 bungs being farther away than the stock position. (i know 3 people whom have this problem)
SLP - horrible quality of cats.
my ride is lowered with the steeda sport springs, and I really dont want to go through the trouble of hitting the cats on the ground.
can anyone point me in the right direction of the headers/midpipe I should be looking at with my SLP LMs