Sidepipe install is done.
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Sidepipe install is done.
Chicks dig guys with Big Pipes. Pretty simple installation all in all. There was some tweaking to be done but nothing major--typical mass-produced exhaust system stuff. Gotta love the polished stainless steel, baby.
EDIT. Whoa. The first pic was too big. Here's a more reasonably sized one:
EDIT. Whoa. The first pic was too big. Here's a more reasonably sized one:
Last edited by The Dude; Jul 10, 2004 at 02:59 AM.
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Thats Hooker side exhaust. I purchased a set from Ecklers. I heard a rumor Hooker won't be manufactuing these anymore. Anyone else here that? I don't see them for sale anymore on Eckler's website. http://www.ecklers.com I only see replacement tubes now.
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Originally Posted by The Dude
Chicks dig guys with Big Pipes. Pretty simple installation all in all. There was some tweaking to be done but nothing major--typical mass-produced exhaust system stuff. Gotta love the polished stainless steel, baby.
EDIT. Whoa. The first pic was too big. Here's a more reasonably sized one:
EDIT. Whoa. The first pic was too big. Here's a more reasonably sized one:
I waned to get a vette with sidepipes and so after I go this one, we saw it needed to have the exhaust replaced. That being the case - it was my in to getting those sipepipes!!!
Enjoy! 
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Originally Posted by Red_Shift
Thats Hooker side exhaust. I purchased a set from Ecklers. I heard a rumor Hooker won't be manufactuing these anymore. Anyone else here that? I don't see them for sale anymore on Eckler's website. http://www.ecklers.com I only see replacement tubes now.
Where did you hear this?
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Originally Posted by ACECO
Looks 
Whos pipes are those?
Whos pipes are those?
I'm not going to use the inserts.
1FUNVETTE, is looks as if you have the same situation as me--the pipes look like they droop toward the back even though they're level with the ground all the way back and the driver side looks lower than the passenger side even though they're not. Glad I'm not going crazy.
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Originally Posted by Antnee77
I'm lovin the sidepipes. What do you think would produce the best sound, a set of sidepipes or straight pipes out the rear?
