Hooker long tube part number
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Hooker long tube part number
I cant seem to find a number anywhere for a set of hooker long tubes for my 85Z28. All anyone lists for the 1 3/4" is the 28" length. I was looking for more like 33-35 inches. Anyone got a number? thanks...
PS: I did a search and already know about the 2210's. They are only 28" though. I dont want hedmans if I can help it or some other less expensive brand.
PS: I did a search and already know about the 2210's. They are only 28" though. I dont want hedmans if I can help it or some other less expensive brand.
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Just off the top of my head, I think Summit makes long tubes for third gens also. But I could be wrong. Not sure on the length & tubing size though.
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You'll be happy with the 2210's. I did not pick up anything at all anywhere going through my exhaust system and then dropping the exhaust. Plug access is alot better too.
I had the Heddman LT and they're a PITA as far as getting at the plugs and the collectors were in a bad spot trying to squeeze the pipes past the cross member.
I had the Heddman LT and they're a PITA as far as getting at the plugs and the collectors were in a bad spot trying to squeeze the pipes past the cross member.
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Originally posted by IHI
You'll be happy with the 2210's. I did not pick up anything at all anywhere going through my exhaust system and then dropping the exhaust. Plug access is alot better too.
I had the Heddman LT and they're a PITA as far as getting at the plugs and the collectors were in a bad spot trying to squeeze the pipes past the cross member.
You'll be happy with the 2210's. I did not pick up anything at all anywhere going through my exhaust system and then dropping the exhaust. Plug access is alot better too.
I had the Heddman LT and they're a PITA as far as getting at the plugs and the collectors were in a bad spot trying to squeeze the pipes past the cross member.
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