Long tube headers?
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Re: Long tube headers? (TheStef)
I know Hooker sells a front y pipe that is made specifically for their headers. I doubt your existing pipe will fit any long tubes. It would be a very nice performance improvement for your 383 though. :cheers:
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Re: Long tube headers? (TheStef)
I think most LT headers terminate in a 3" collector; since your cat has a 3" opening it makes sense to use a 3" front Y.
TPIS supplies a mating front Y with their LT headers.
TPIS supplies a mating front Y with their LT headers.
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Re: Long tube headers? (TheStef)
TPiS and Hooker make Y-pipes to fit to the main cat.
I think Hookers is number 16720.
I think Hookers is number 16720.
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Re: Long tube headers? (TheStef)
Stephane,
Wish I could us the long tube headers. On my '84.
But down here in Southern CA. NoWay.
Can you use them up there, even with your smog laws.
Just would like to know.
Thank-You
tony
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Wish I could us the long tube headers. On my '84.
But down here in Southern CA. NoWay.
Can you use them up there, even with your smog laws.
Just would like to know.
Thank-You
tony
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Re: Long tube headers? (oldace84)
I'm actually Living in Ontario... but my car is still licenced on the Quebec side.
The province of Quebec don't perform any emmision testing "yet" but I've heard they might start in the next couple of years.
In Ontario, if you car is older then 1997 you have to go for testing every 2 or 3 years ?? I think :confused: no to sure about the Ontario rules.
To be honnest with you, the testing isn't very strick I've heard in Ontario... and even if they start the testing on the Quebec side.... by then I'll probably have my car insured has a classic car and has most states or provinces "classic cars" don't need any emmision testing done.
I'll find a loop hole somewere or somehow when the testing beggings in Quebec one day. :)
The province of Quebec don't perform any emmision testing "yet" but I've heard they might start in the next couple of years.
In Ontario, if you car is older then 1997 you have to go for testing every 2 or 3 years ?? I think :confused: no to sure about the Ontario rules.
To be honnest with you, the testing isn't very strick I've heard in Ontario... and even if they start the testing on the Quebec side.... by then I'll probably have my car insured has a classic car and has most states or provinces "classic cars" don't need any emmision testing done.
I'll find a loop hole somewere or somehow when the testing beggings in Quebec one day. :)
