Exhaust
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Exhaust
Looking for either brand or part number for Lt headers and mid pipe that will fit 2004 Gt with an Automatic trans, Currently I have Magnaflow X pipe and cat back I know I will have to replace the x pipe but would like to keep the cat back any suggestions
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Joined: Jul 2005
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From: Downingtown/West Chester, PA
what he said...either brand is extremely nice but theyre pricy...SLP offers longtubes and you can only use their x pipe cause its not a flange type connection.its a clamp that holds them together
bassani makes midlength headers..a mix between LT's and shorties...and you can only use their x-pipe cause theyre the only ones that make midpipes to fit mid length headers
bassani makes midlength headers..a mix between LT's and shorties...and you can only use their x-pipe cause theyre the only ones that make midpipes to fit mid length headers
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Joined: Oct 2005
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From: Dayton, OH
There's not too many that fit auto's. I do not believe BBK does, and not sure about MAC. If Mac does, then they're going to be your cheapest LT's, but I'm not sure what midpipe would fit.
I have full SLP setup with SLP LT's, SLP Catted X-pipe, and SLP LMII on my auto. I personally love it if you can afford it. I paid $900 for my LT's and SLP Catted X-pipe brand new. I got a deal because I got a local performance shop to become an authorized dealer for SLP and he saved me about $200. Installation was $600 for the Lt's and Xpipe. They lifted the motor to be able to fit them, took them 2 days since it was his 1st modular motor install. Also I used the supplied gaskets and haven't ever had any leaking issues. It's been about 14 months since install. Total cost was about $1500. LT's isn't the greatest source of horsepower increase, but it is pretty good. I think LT's is more for an exhaust sounding personalization. There is a link to a short vid of my exhaust set up. I hope this helps you.
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/1...AB00F1A247.htm
I have full SLP setup with SLP LT's, SLP Catted X-pipe, and SLP LMII on my auto. I personally love it if you can afford it. I paid $900 for my LT's and SLP Catted X-pipe brand new. I got a deal because I got a local performance shop to become an authorized dealer for SLP and he saved me about $200. Installation was $600 for the Lt's and Xpipe. They lifted the motor to be able to fit them, took them 2 days since it was his 1st modular motor install. Also I used the supplied gaskets and haven't ever had any leaking issues. It's been about 14 months since install. Total cost was about $1500. LT's isn't the greatest source of horsepower increase, but it is pretty good. I think LT's is more for an exhaust sounding personalization. There is a link to a short vid of my exhaust set up. I hope this helps you.
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/1...AB00F1A247.htm
