I am selling a lingenfelter (B&B tri-flo) stainless steel exhaust system for a 96-97 lt-1 camaro (dual cats). The system is a catback with oval quad tips that features the Lingenfelter engraving on the top. Kit came pilished and features 3inch tubing. It has about 6k miles on a car that is rarely driven (now its never driven because its on jack stands
) I am looking for $500.
I am going with a diffrent exhaust due to my PTK turbo install.
) I am looking for $500.I am going with a diffrent exhaust due to my PTK turbo install.
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You list 96 & 97 LT-1 Z-28's only, I thought that the 94 thru 97's would all be the same? I have a 95 Z and am looking into putting SS dual setup on it and if there is a difference between these year group cars, it would be great to know. Any help would be appreciated.
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you could..youd just need to have about a 1 foot section of custom pipe made...i think..or may taken off..i cant remember which way but go to an exhaust shop and they can do it up for ya
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In order to get the catback to work you just need to have an exhaust shop fabricate you a S pipe to connect the I pipe to your converter.Originally Posted by tazz2u
You list 96 & 97 LT-1 Z-28's only, I thought that the 94 thru 97's would all be the same? I have a 95 Z and am looking into putting SS dual setup on it and if there is a difference between these year group cars, it would be great to know. Any help would be appreciated.
This exhaust was designed to be a direct fit for a 96-97 F-body ( only diffrence is pipe routing due to twin cats) everything else is the same. Yes you can have a pipe fabed up to make the connection. Chances are though it wont be stainless like the rest of the kit $$!
Not a big deal though.
-Beau
Not a big deal though.
-Beau