Need some pics please......
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Car: 1991 Z28
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Need some pics please......
Hey I need some pics of the SLP coated headers(non air preferrably). Im selling my hookers and Ypipe to a buddy to get the coated SLP dual cat(non air) 1.75 headers. I know about the driver's side hitting the steering column...but is there anything else I need to know about? Do I need that installation kit that they try to sell ya??? If somebody could post some pics I would really appreciate it.....on and off the car would be great. I did a search...but I think I messed up cause I didnt really find what I was looking for. Thanks in advance.......
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From: Tucson, Arizona USA
Car: 1987 Z28 Convertible
Engine: 305 TPI
Transmission: 5-speed
Go to my sig, click on "SC Z!!!!", then to the bottom of my homepage and click on Exhaust. I have a pic of coated 1-3/4" SLP (with AIR).
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that exhaust is NICE!!!...do youhave any problems with the rearend hitting the second Ipipe?? and is that a Flowmaster Y collector or a custom piece? If you dont care I might copy your idea....nice dual exhaust setup. Headers look great too.....thanks for the pic.
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Car: 1987 Z28 Convertible
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Transmission: 5-speed
I have absolutely no clearance issues. And because it's stock routing, there are no issues with ground clearance either.
I wanted an "X" pipe of sorts and realized a true X could not be used because the pipes run parallel and next to each other. So I chose to use a pair of Flowmaster "Y's" -- twin 2.5" to a single 3.5" then back to twin 2.5".
Willie
I wanted an "X" pipe of sorts and realized a true X could not be used because the pipes run parallel and next to each other. So I chose to use a pair of Flowmaster "Y's" -- twin 2.5" to a single 3.5" then back to twin 2.5".
Willie
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Originally posted by Willie
I have absolutely no clearance issues. And because it's stock routing, there are no issues with ground clearance either.
I wanted an "X" pipe of sorts and realized a true X could not be used because the pipes run parallel and next to each other. So I chose to use a pair of Flowmaster "Y's" -- twin 2.5" to a single 3.5" then back to twin 2.5".
Willie
I have absolutely no clearance issues. And because it's stock routing, there are no issues with ground clearance either.
I wanted an "X" pipe of sorts and realized a true X could not be used because the pipes run parallel and next to each other. So I chose to use a pair of Flowmaster "Y's" -- twin 2.5" to a single 3.5" then back to twin 2.5".
Willie
Sounds great....do you have to use the clamps over the axle like that...or did you just choose to do that? Also, would u happen to have the part number for the Flowmaster Y's?? And finally, are both of the I-pipes custom? or is one actually a catback I-pipe??? sorry for all the questions....love your car man....its cool that you kept the 305...not many people have faith in those like the 350's ....awesome..
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Car: 1987 Z28 Convertible
Engine: 305 TPI
Transmission: 5-speed
....do you have to use the clamps over the axle like that...or did you just choose to do that?
Are you referring to the slip-fit joints I have? If so, they allows the complete rear section to be dropped. See pic below.
Also, would u happen to have the part number for the Flowmaster Y's??
Y250350
And finally, are both of the I-pipes custom? or is one actually a catback I-pipe???
Custom.
....its cool that you kept the 305...not many people have faith in those like the 350's ....awesome..
Thanks. Go to the Power Adder board and check out my post, "305 4-bolt?"
Willie
Are you referring to the slip-fit joints I have? If so, they allows the complete rear section to be dropped. See pic below.
Also, would u happen to have the part number for the Flowmaster Y's??
Y250350
And finally, are both of the I-pipes custom? or is one actually a catback I-pipe???
Custom.
....its cool that you kept the 305...not many people have faith in those like the 350's ....awesome..
Thanks. Go to the Power Adder board and check out my post, "305 4-bolt?"
Willie
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