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Old 03-18-2005, 07:49 PM
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Originally Posted by bootleg
Flyer your link is down.
Fixed.
Old 03-18-2005, 07:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Flyer
They are MUCH longer. There isn't room for the cat on the drivers side in the stock location. It would be a really tight squeeze on the pass side, as in welding it directly to the collector, and you may get by in the stock location.
dang, i didnt know that. I know on my ASM's the drivers side was pretty tight as well, so i pushed the Y back an inch and adjusted my hangers throughout. I think what made it a little easier was the fact that i already had true duals on the truck, so i wasnt maneuvering a heavy stock exhaust.

btw, the Y pipes are also available from the same place the pacesetters are coming from, if anyone is interested.
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Originally Posted by bootleg
Nothing, just not my flavor. Loud and abnoctious is in the same category as ricers, IMO.
No worries, I hate loud, poppy, obnoxious exhaust that sounds more like an exhaust leak with a glass pack on it. I love my hooker
Old 03-18-2005, 09:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Occupational_Hazard
I love my hooker

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I want true duals, but still need my cats. Could I get the or/y and puts the cats after that and then have 2 mufflers or a 2in2 muffler to finish it out? is there room for that?
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Originally Posted by 1stoopidfly4.8
I found them for $300 coated and shipping included. Just wondering if anyone thought that was a good deal (brand new not used)
Ill take a set for that price! Show me how.....I need the y pipe too
Old 03-19-2005, 09:56 AM
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I still want to know if they fit 4x4 trucks, called pacesetter and they arent in any big hurry to test them on 4x4
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I think they need to check the fit on a couple more 2wd trucks before they do anything.
Old 03-19-2005, 06:17 PM
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I agree. Mine are a little close to the frame rail on the passenger side. It clears fine, just a little close IMO. The drivers side fit perfectly though.
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Originally Posted by 1stoopidfly4.8
I found them for $300 coated and shipping included. Just wondering if anyone thought that was a good deal (brand new not used)

Where did you find that price at???


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