I'm running Mac 1 5/8th long tubes for a fox. No problem with them, besides them being a bitch to put on, but thats the case with any long tube. But they don't rub anywhere. I know Joe (Vib) is running 1 3/4" long tubes but I dunno if they are for a fox for not.
I'm not now, but I was running Hooker Super Comp LTs for a fox on my 94 GT. Not too bad of an install, except for the forwardmost bolt on the driver's side (PITA b/c of the A/C)
I'm running Mac 1 5/8th long tubes for a fox. No problem with them, besides them being a bitch to put on, but thats the case with any long tube. But they don't rub anywhere. I know Joe (Vib) is running 1 3/4" long tubes but I dunno if they are for a fox for not.
I have BBK 1 5/8 headers on my car and they fit fine but like another post said they are a pain in the ass to install with the motor in the car. I did have a little of a rubbing issue with the clutch fork cover and the driver side header. But a quick pass over the cover with a grinder gave me the clearance I needed to keep them from rattling.
I have BBK 1 5/8 headers on my car and they fit fine but like another post said they are a pain in the ass to install with the motor in the car. I did have a little of a rubbing issue with the clutch fork cover and the driver side header. But a quick pass over the cover with a grinder gave me the clearance I needed to keep them from rattling.
They had the triangle flange, and the collector size is 3". I was pretty happy with them; I had heard of people having issues with ground clearance, as well as problems with the steering shaft, but these fit perfect and weren't too low at all.
Well, the LT's I had were used and beat up; I aquired them in a trade, and I found a good deal on the setup I have now ($500 with zero miles on all of it). I do miss the LTs though (gotta love the sound!), and I'll probably switch back later.
i have mac long tubes, 1 5/8 size. if your buying a set brand new just go with the right ones for the car, not worth the trouble some guys have with putting fox long tubes in an sn95.