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Old 02-24-2009, 06:33 PM
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Part numbers for the headers and y-pipe please. You did say 07 nnbs truck right??? Where did you purchase them? Thanks.
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The pacesetter truck headers from 99-06 models fit the 2wd GMT900 trucks.
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Originally Posted by BlueSS
Is it normal for the truck to feel slower?
In my experience, headers make no difference below 3000 rpms over the stock exhaust setup. Also, if that's a 4.8 or 5.3 under the hood, it's my opinion that a 3" y pipe is simply too big. Even with a 6.0 I have preferred a 2.5 inch Y pipe over a 3". It's a better compromise between exhaust velocity and top end power in my opinion.
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The coated headers are Part # 72C2265. The midpipe (ORY) is 82-1176.
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