Posted by: chevguy_502

04/23/2007 03:51PM

the long tube headers are custom made from hooker i never put them on seeing as i got the 502 but i have them for sale if u want them they do not compare with shorties u dont get the flow of full length or the sound each pipe is 2-1/2 inch and they flow into 3 inch collectors they are ceramic coated so they are the best coating u can get they do not change color when they get hot and they dont rust i have the gaskets and head bolts for them also the ceramic also gives u 6-9 extra horsepower over any non ceramic coated header because they dissipate heat 50% better and the tubes are all mendrel bent

Posted by: corny40

04/10/2007 09:44AM

Nice lookin' truck! Here's where I got my tips. They're the middle ones, 14" long w/3.5" outlet. The exhaust shop cut off the clamp end.

http://www.autoanything.com/exhausts-mufflers/65A2503A0A0.aspx

Posted by: kdirectorate

03/24/2007 06:58AM

A couple words on cutouts... Mine rotates open and close and as such, is subject to minor leakage. There is a type that slides open and close which should eliminate that problem (but significantly more expensive). As far as where to mount it, mine is mounted after the cats. Where you mount yours is up to you. If you want to be as legal as possible, I suggest the same. My truck is set up with a driver and passenger side cat. Installing two electric cutouts in place of the cats would be both expensive and tricky (re: the timing). You will lose some torque due to lack of backpressure. In essense, the cutout is good for top end and making obnoxious amounts of noise. Place it right before your muffler. Have fun!

Posted by: BinDysFaSt

11/27/2006 02:35PM

man dont do nothing else get ur 20s first that was one of the first things i did to my truck and it looks 10x better already and now i just keep doing more and people keep askin so what did u do now or whats next OR when u selling it haha

Posted by: 97sierraSS

11/13/2006 01:58PM

nice truck,sorry I did'nt get back to you earlier,I got the grille from stylinconcepts.com