Does it have to be a KOOKS O/R X pipe ?
KOOKS LongTube Headers ... Which O/R X Pipe?
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No you can use any o/r pipe.
Huh? They are long tubes normal O/R x-pipe will not work. You need a short mid meant for long tubes as the attachment point is further back. You MAY be able to use a x-pipe designed for another set of headers and get lucky but I'd get the one matched to where the collectors are located with those headers.
I guess I thought that was a given using a xpipe designed for long tubes. But you are correct they have to be for long tube header setup.
I got you, makes sense. Wasn't trying to insult you or OP but you never know people's knowledge level so I try to be specific.
" Most " Mfg.'s LT's are designed in such a way as to only work with " their " X pipes.
Can you get an exhaust shop to cobble something together for you, sure..
Can you get an exhaust shop to cobble something together for you, sure..
Kind of what I was wondering. There is no "standard" location for the collector on LTs so I figured they made the primaries work and then designed the mid pipe to fit where that all laid out. Unlike standard length which are all mounting to the same location. Wasn't 100% sure though.
No I didn't take it like that at all brother. You were right I didn't think about stock headers and the o/r pipe.
They also use different types of connectors where the header meets the X-pipe. You might have to cut off one type and weld on the other to make it work. I also have Kooks headers with a catted high flow X. I am very happy with it.
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do all you have clearance issues with your KOOKS LT's ? Mine hang way low ...and with BC Coilovers, my ground clearance is maybe 1 1/2 inches
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