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QTP, Good ground clearance and You can get the high flow ones which are better. Gonna cost ya though. www.quicktimeperformance.com Probably they best ones out there.
Re: headers
WARNING!
Loudmouth + LT headers = loud, raspy and extra drone. Some like it but most do not. You'll also likely attract the attention of every cop in a 5 mile radius when you get on it. If you want to keep the loudmouth then I highly recommend you get HF cats to help quiet the setup down a bit and eat up some of the rasp. You may even want to consider swapping the resinator for a 18" bullet muffler.
As for brands I agree with QTP. Kooks are also top of the line. As for bang for the buck budget headers then the newer pacesetters are a good value.
Good luck
Loudmouth + LT headers = loud, raspy and extra drone. Some like it but most do not. You'll also likely attract the attention of every cop in a 5 mile radius when you get on it. If you want to keep the loudmouth then I highly recommend you get HF cats to help quiet the setup down a bit and eat up some of the rasp. You may even want to consider swapping the resinator for a 18" bullet muffler.
As for brands I agree with QTP. Kooks are also top of the line. As for bang for the buck budget headers then the newer pacesetters are a good value.
Good luck
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Pacesetter or Flowtech makes good long tubes for the price. The Pacesetter Y pipe is a POS though from what many have said. You ought to get Texas Speed's catted Y pipe. Plus they're the cheapest right now for Pacesetter LT's.
Jason
Jason
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I have Dynatechs Long tubes on the 'bird. Great fit and good clearance. But they come real close to the oil plug on the pan. So close that I had to remove the magnet to shorten the plug to get it in and out.
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I was looking at the Complete Header Kits with header cat and the y pipe that are coated. i found TPIS
Dynatech I want Long tubes is that any other good ones if so what ones and what web site are they on.
Dynatech I want Long tubes is that any other good ones if so what ones and what web site are they on.
Re: headers
Originally Posted by darrens99formul
WARNING!
Loudmouth + LT headers = loud, raspy and extra drone. Some like it but most do not. You'll also likely attract the attention of every cop in a 5 mile radius when you get on it. If you want to keep the loudmouth then I highly recommend you get HF cats to help quiet the setup down a bit and eat up some of the rasp. You may even want to consider swapping the resinator for a 18" bullet muffler.
As for brands I agree with QTP. Kooks are also top of the line. As for bang for the buck budget headers then the newer pacesetters are a good value.
Good luck
Loudmouth + LT headers = loud, raspy and extra drone. Some like it but most do not. You'll also likely attract the attention of every cop in a 5 mile radius when you get on it. If you want to keep the loudmouth then I highly recommend you get HF cats to help quiet the setup down a bit and eat up some of the rasp. You may even want to consider swapping the resinator for a 18" bullet muffler.
As for brands I agree with QTP. Kooks are also top of the line. As for bang for the buck budget headers then the newer pacesetters are a good value.
Good luck
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Depending on your budget, I would recommend the FLP (Finish Line Performance) setup. You have the option of catalytic or offroad, everything is coated, easier install than most, and it's just a great system. I've helped many people install these, and everyone has been extremely pleased with them.
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Originally Posted by BirchMan98z
He's got an M6 car. We have a slight advantage over the auto guys, we can decide how loud we want our car to be while we're driving.
He should still consider using HF cats and maybe even switching his catback to a magnaflow or hooker or something along those lines.


