kooks lt1 ypipe with cats, anyone have it?
10-19-2005, 10:25 AM
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kooks lt1 ypipe with cats, anyone have it?
Looking to see if I will have clearance issues at all with my KBDD SFC's. I want to retain all emission and cats so I'd like to know if anyone has done this already. I'm trying to get some pics to see what this will look like and assess the fit. Thanks!
10-19-2005, 12:07 PM
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Re: kooks lt1 ypipe with cats, anyone have it?
I have it.. I am running SLP subs, which are very similar to the KBDD. I have no problem with ground clearance or clearance with my subs. Awesome setup..
10-21-2005, 06:57 AM
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Re: kooks lt1 ypipe with cats, anyone have it?
You're going to like the Kooks and Y-Pipe, they are really great headers! They fit great and really improve plug access. Also, the performance and sound can't be beat on an LT1.
I built and installed an aluminum heat shield under the driver's side floor board to protect the poly fuel lines from the Y-Pipe heat. I recommend this, as the Y-Pipe is very close to those lines.
1997 Silver Z/28 LT1-Auto
w/ 30 th Anniversary navy blue stripes and Chrome ZR1 wheels
Kooks Long-Tubes w/ Off-Road Y-Pipe and Cut-Out (no Cats), LT4 Hot Cam, Valve Springs and Crane 1.6 Roller Rockers, GM Performance Roller Timing Chain, Aeromotive Fuel Regulator, 3.73 Gears, TCI 2600 Flash Stall, MSD Coil and Plug Wires, K&N Air Intake, PCMforLess Performance Program, LT4 KM, Under-Drive Pulleys, Aluminum Driveshaft, Aluminum LCAs w/ Relocation Brackets and a few undisclosed performance upgrades. (Best ¼ time; 12.77 @ 108.3 MPH)
I built and installed an aluminum heat shield under the driver's side floor board to protect the poly fuel lines from the Y-Pipe heat. I recommend this, as the Y-Pipe is very close to those lines.
1997 Silver Z/28 LT1-Auto
w/ 30 th Anniversary navy blue stripes and Chrome ZR1 wheels
Kooks Long-Tubes w/ Off-Road Y-Pipe and Cut-Out (no Cats), LT4 Hot Cam, Valve Springs and Crane 1.6 Roller Rockers, GM Performance Roller Timing Chain, Aeromotive Fuel Regulator, 3.73 Gears, TCI 2600 Flash Stall, MSD Coil and Plug Wires, K&N Air Intake, PCMforLess Performance Program, LT4 KM, Under-Drive Pulleys, Aluminum Driveshaft, Aluminum LCAs w/ Relocation Brackets and a few undisclosed performance upgrades. (Best ¼ time; 12.77 @ 108.3 MPH)
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10-21-2005, 07:43 AM
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Re: kooks lt1 ypipe with cats, anyone have it?
Originally Posted by The Engineer
I built and installed an aluminum heat shield under the driver's side floor board to protect the poly fuel lines from the Y-Pipe heat. I recommend this, as the Y-Pipe is very close to those lines.
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