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Originally Posted by Riptide67 Can your kit be used with FI long tube headers? Or is it best to use the oem headers? it cannot. the crossover pipe replaces the

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Old 08-02-2014, 11:42 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Can your kit be used with FI long tube headers? Or is it best to use the oem headers?
it cannot. the crossover pipe replaces the factory cats and connects to the triangle flange of the oem header.
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it cannot. the crossover pipe replaces the factory cats and connects to the triangle flange of the oem header.
Are you going to redyno on Jtrans new Dynojet? From the numbers I've heard so far, their Mustang dyno was reading much lower than we all thought. Looks like you can add about 20-25% to your old numbers.
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Are you going to redyno on Jtrans new Dynojet? From the numbers I've heard so far, their Mustang dyno was reading much lower than we all thought. Looks like you can add about 20-25% to your old numbers.
That's one of the other things I've been waiting on. haven't been by the shop in about a month. does henna it yet?
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