Hooker Competition Long Tubes? Not SC
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Car: 1989 IROC-1
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Transmission: 700r4
Hooker Competition Long Tubes? Not SC
Does anybody know the part number for Hooker Competion (not Super Competition) headers that fit our 3rd gens?
The only Competition Hooker header I can find are shorties.
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The only Competition Hooker header I can find are shorties.
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Car: 1989 IROC-1
Engine: L98
Transmission: 700r4
But I hear that the Hedman Long Tube headers don't fit very easily...ie hitting the floorboards and such...
I don't have the cash to shell out for a set of hooker sc's and a custom exhaust system....
I can afford to hook up a less expensive set of headers though, and I'd like long tubes!
I don't have the cash to shell out for a set of hooker sc's and a custom exhaust system....
I can afford to hook up a less expensive set of headers though, and I'd like long tubes!
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Any long tube header will need custom bent exhaust. Most of the shortie setups come with a y-pipe that connects to your converter at the stock location. Thats why they cost $300 & up.
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Car: 1989 IROC-1
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I know that any long tube will require a custom exhaust, but the cost of the Super Competition headers is pretty expensive, at least at the moment for me!
Actually the Hedman shorties and Y pipe is only just over $200.00 out the door!
Actually the Hedman shorties and Y pipe is only just over $200.00 out the door!
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One of the main differences between the headmans and hookers is that the hookers have 1 3/4 primaries where the hedmans have 1 5/8. If you get something like the slps they should flow at least as good as the headmans long tubes, and they come with a y pipe.
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I would think that since you will be able to attach it to your existing exhaust for now until you can get a catback or whatever it wouldnt be that much more. How much do you figure on for custom exhaust.
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Car: 1989 IROC-1
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I'm not sure how much a custom exhaust is going to cost me.....I guess I should get off my big butt and call huh?
I just figure that it will be rather costly!
I just figure that it will be rather costly!
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