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stangnick95

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I was looking around the other day for some long tube headers, but the only long tubes I could find that work on a 1994 (some BBKs) only work on a car with a manual trans. This is a problem because I have an auto. Does anyone of any long tubes that would work with an auto, or if you can modify the headers to work?

 

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95mustang_gt

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i bought mac longtubes for auto a while back.I got them from latemodelrestoration.com

 

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Are you using the mac mid pipe with it?

 

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stangnick95 said:

Are you using the mac mid pipe with it?

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yes i was using the mac h pipe

 

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BBK's Work on an auto. Thats what I got(snug fit) but it works., All I had to do was move the O2's to the h pipe

 

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95mustang_gt said:

i bought mac longtubes for auto a while back.I got them from latemodelrestoration.com

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I also bought my MAC long tubes from the same place. They look great and fitted with reasonable ease. On the passenger side, clearance was tight from the starter so I insulated the starter with a DEI heatshield. On the driver's side, the only minor issue was a tight clearance from the tranny. Overall I'm very happy.