Cheapest price for Dr. Gas O/R X?

Firemanz

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Can anyone point me in the right direction for these? I keep reading how Prochambers are costing h/p and t/q loss on S/C'd applications. I want to get the best bang for my dollar and I think the Dr. Gas is the route I want to go.

Also, to keep this in tech, can this be bolted on or do I have to go and get it fitted and welded first?

Lawrence

 

mike2858

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im sure sum1 else will jump in but just to get it rolling im pretty sure it has to be welded on. i know you can get the spintech X which is the same thing but supposively is made out of stainless steel www.spintechmufflers.com (dont know how important that is to you living in TX im guessing not too much). you can also check cobra killers site i think its like www.fordmodularpowerhouse.com something like that just check his sig its in there. and im sure someone will post the real site name.

 

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Call Tim(aka Cobra Killer) at T&J Performance

http://www.modularfordpowerhouse.com

-Jason

 

bowens99GT

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Yep call Tim......cheaper than other places.

 

stangman

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they have to be welded. but i'm sure that you can get some ball sockets & weld them to the dr. gas, that would keep it from being a "permanent" thing

 

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They come with the ball and socket joints but there are several other joints that have to be welded togther. Use C clamps to install and then drive to a muffler shot to get it welded together.

 

stangman

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Kcsburk said:

They come with the ball and socket joints but there are several other joints that have to be welded togther. Use C clamps to install and then drive to a muffler shot to get it welded together.

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my bad, i thought the sockets had to purchased seperately for some reason

 

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I bought mine from Tim best price I could find. Make sure when you get them that it comes in 5 pieces not 7 Dr. Gas shipped it from their factory and sent me the version for the LT's ( 7 piece )

If you have a welder bolt it up on the car and then weld it as best you can on the car then you can unbolt it and finish welding it off the car. I spent the better part of a couple hours getting it all aligned right.

 

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Yep T&J Performance gets my vote too. You can click the cobra killer tech link below and ask him in a tech forum he moderates if you want.

 

Firemanz

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Thanks guys......

 

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T&J is your best bet.