Hi guys, thanks for you help. I have them installed. And boy do they sound wicked. I was still able to use my Bassini x-pipes. The only mod that had to be done was that they cut the X-pipes from the rear and moved them back I few inches. I had to order another set of 02 sensor extensions. Trust me longtubes are the way to go. You can feel the torque from red light to red light. One of my buddies laugh at me as I took because I took a normal throttle in first, then punched it when I hit second gear the rear end fished tailed a tad bit caught me off guard so backed off.
I do have CNL cold air intake with tuner and I’m running magnaflow muffler. The headers took the highs frequency sound that where produced by the X-pipes. The car has deep aggressive tone. It has a big block sound. There is no drone at all in fact when you ride around at 45 miles in fifth gear it sounds sweet.
At first I when I got the car back from the shop, it did not sound as loud as stock. But as the more I drove it, the sweeter it sounded. Guys- n-Gals do not go by the tone you here in the car. Because I have buddy drove it as I stood by and watched it sound so much like Eleanor in “Gone in Sixty Seconds” at WOT and it sounds so sweet. I guess the combination of JBA longtubes, Bassini X-Pipes, and Magnaflow gave the exhaust its distinct sound.
I do have CNL cold air intake with tuner and I’m running magnaflow muffler. The headers took the highs frequency sound that where produced by the X-pipes. The car has deep aggressive tone. It has a big block sound. There is no drone at all in fact when you ride around at 45 miles in fifth gear it sounds sweet.
At first I when I got the car back from the shop, it did not sound as loud as stock. But as the more I drove it, the sweeter it sounded. Guys- n-Gals do not go by the tone you here in the car. Because I have buddy drove it as I stood by and watched it sound so much like Eleanor in “Gone in Sixty Seconds” at WOT and it sounds so sweet. I guess the combination of JBA longtubes, Bassini X-Pipes, and Magnaflow gave the exhaust its distinct sound.