Kooks headers without mid pipe
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I myself am in the same boat, I'm wanting to delete the cats as i don't have emissions or inspections, I'm new to the whole nodding scene so forgive me but my question is what makes the aftermarket x pipes better than say, a 08 and up x pipe. And what prevents you from connecting it that way being as the stock x pipes can be had for 150 to 200 vs 600 and up for a mId pipe from kooks or lg or whomever
