stupid question about exhaust
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2nd Gear
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stupid question about exhaust
Hey y'all, I just wanted to clear a few things up. I have a 2015 c7 stingray, with AWE x-pipe and exhaust, with the secondary cats gone from the x-pipe.
If I wanted to get headers, and keep the primary cats, I can still use the x-pipe I have correct? And does that apply for all header lengths?
Thanks for anyone who can clear that up.
If I wanted to get headers, and keep the primary cats, I can still use the x-pipe I have correct? And does that apply for all header lengths?
Thanks for anyone who can clear that up.
Melting Slicks
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From: Lindenhurst, IL
I don't have an exact answer to your question. However, I can tell you that the AWE (and most other aftermarket brands) x-pipe is exactly the same length as the stock x-pipe with the cats. It also has exactly the same connections at the front & rear ends as stock.
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Hey y'all, I just wanted to clear a few things up. I have a 2015 c7 stingray, with AWE x-pipe and exhaust, with the secondary cats gone from the x-pipe.
If I wanted to get headers, and keep the primary cats, I can still use the x-pipe I have correct? And does that apply for all header lengths?
Thanks for anyone who can clear that up.
If I wanted to get headers, and keep the primary cats, I can still use the x-pipe I have correct? And does that apply for all header lengths?
Thanks for anyone who can clear that up.
If you're getting full length headers, no. You will need new bullet cats and a new x-pipe.
