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will 94 manifolds fit on 96 camaro?

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Old Dec 28, 2003 | 07:23 PM
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will 94 manifolds fit on 96 camaro?

I have hooker longtubes, My car is a 96. Will my older brothers 1994 trans am manifolds fit on my 1996 camaro, single cat y-pipe and all??? I am going to put my car back to stock??? The air and egr will need to be hooked back up as well? Will all of that go on my car aswell???
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Old Dec 28, 2003 | 07:57 PM
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Yea, they will go on fine. I just got through doing the same as you this week minus the emmisions. In your case, the emmisions will hook back up though. You will need to be in search of the "s" pipe cause your 96 catback will not hook up to the cat. I took a stock "s" pipe, measured it to fit a few inches inside my SLP catback, then cut it and took it to a muffler shop and told them to flare it to the tightest fit they could get inside a 3" pipe. I then slid the pipe inside my catback, bolted it to the cat, and put a 3" muffler clamp around the overlap. It sealed perfect. Looking at your sig, I assume you are going to leave the 2OTL. This is exactlly what I did to the T. You will have to cut the catback a little behind where it used to connect to get rid of the old connection joint.

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Old Dec 28, 2003 | 08:01 PM
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anyone else ever done this before??? will the emmisions hook up alright???
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Old Dec 28, 2003 | 08:03 PM
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Are you taking the air off of his car?
Old Dec 29, 2003 | 04:44 AM
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1. the air fittings are different size, the 94-95 different from the 96-97
2. you will need an S pipe to connect the single cat style y pipe to your catback system. www.thunderacing.com has these for $60 or so.

you would be better off buying a set of 96-97 manifold and dual cats from a board member.

ppl are almost giving those things away, hell i threw my manifold/dual cat ypipe in the dumpster, or you could have had mine for shipping costs.

that would be cheaper than getting new air fittings, and buying or fabbing up an s pipe.

jesse
Old Dec 29, 2003 | 10:09 AM
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I believe I still have my old set of dual cat manifolds and the y-pipe if you are interested in buying some. I will even be in Plano on the 17th of Jan. too.
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