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03-08-2015, 11:30 AM #471Lurker
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- Dec 2011
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- Jonathan Englund
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- 1994 z28/1994 formula
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- Nebraska
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its good to see that they are continuing to sell.
94' Z28 A4 black: turbo build in progress
94' Formula A4 red: 355, 11.5:1cr, LE 231/239 cam, comp promags, lpp's, Yank stall, 3:42's, Solomon tune
07' Impala A4: 180000 miles of stockness
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03-09-2015, 01:05 AM #472LTX Regular
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- May 2012
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- Daisuke
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- 1996 Z28 SS
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- Torrance, CA
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My engine build is getting close to completed so I should be able to take some pictures of fitment in a month or two I would guess. Fingers crossed for them to fit perfect.
1996 Z28 SS M6 Polo Green Metallic - Built 355 from my 93
1996 Z28 SS M6 Arctic White - Stock
1993 Z28 Medium Patriot Red - 355 LT1 with M6 and 24x Conversion (RIP in peace)
2007 Corvette Z06 Black - Stock
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03-09-2015, 07:15 AM #473
If my tax return turns out to be as good as I'm expecting, I'll be ordering a set. Anyone on here done the true duals and have any pictures of fitment / ground clearance?
1995 Camaro Z28- T56 swap, LPP, Strano, Koni, Magnaflow, etc...
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03-14-2015, 10:29 PM #474
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03-14-2015, 10:53 PM #475
Alright cool, I've been going back and forth between duals and a regular single cat back. Maybe I'll go with the headers and Y for now, and possibly upgrade to the duals later...
1995 Camaro Z28- T56 swap, LPP, Strano, Koni, Magnaflow, etc...
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03-27-2015, 06:08 AM #476LTX Regular
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- Daisuke
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- 1996 Z28 SS
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I tried a test fit with my headers last week. I ended up having interference with my aftermarket oil pan so I sent that out to get modified to fit. So far, a few of the bolt holes aren't lining up properly so I will have to elongate two on each side. Not a big deal. Also most of the ends on the true duals piping are oblong but I think that can be easily fixed with a vice. I will post pictures when I have them actually installed.
1996 Z28 SS M6 Polo Green Metallic - Built 355 from my 93
1996 Z28 SS M6 Arctic White - Stock
1993 Z28 Medium Patriot Red - 355 LT1 with M6 and 24x Conversion (RIP in peace)
2007 Corvette Z06 Black - Stock
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03-27-2015, 11:00 AM #477Lurker
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- 1997 Firebird Trans Am
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- Detroit Metro Area
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I also had some issues with my aftermarket pan and my XS mini starter... They aren't hitting but it's going to be a pain doing oil changes now and I can only use the short filters (I've been using long). They are also really close to my XS mini torque starter so we will have to see how the starter takes the heat. In addition they are really close to my LS steering knuckle, I may have to machine the knuckle a tad (I use Earl header gaskets so they are thick). Even with those inconveniences I must say I'm very happy with the fit over the Pacesetters I used to have. The quality is top notch for a "budget" header IMO. I'm interested to see if I gain anything over the switch.
1997 Trans Am
01' Grand Prix GTP
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