i posted this in another thread but i think it sunk to the bottom
anyways, it says they are long tubes but they hook up in the stock location

http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerc...62&prmenbr=361

any enlightenment on them?

 

no egr or air setup on the dynatechs. every longtube changes the location of the stock cat or cats, making them federally not emissions legal. but depending on where you are from, and how well the inspection is, I wouldnt worry aobut that part. the jet-hots are the best bang for the buck LT. It has EGR and AIR hookup. plus you dont have to weld in the o2s.

 

he's dead-on right on the Jethots, for the price, what you get and depending on where your from? Texas I don't get my car sniffed, therefore provided I don't have an SES light I'm good to go.

 

Short and Sweet---------Nope not emmisions legal. But no one said you can't get away with it in a state north of you (and i'm not telling which one...lol) I went with shorties----I still don't believe any difference in performance---untill you start running a 4in exhaust

 

yea, i know michigan doesnt have emissions
yea, i just figured since they fitted stock location, they would be able to hook up to the cat(s) stock
but, i guess not
o well

 

FLP long tubes also pass emmisions don't they? Well at least the sniffer. Maybe not the visual. Someone correct me if I'm wrong. But I've been told they pass.

 

FLPs will pass the sniffer, but there's a good chance that you will fail the visual inspection.