where can i find 94 95 bbk o/r h for LT headers

[95ssn95]

where can i find 94 95 bbk o/r h pipe for LT headers

anybody have one or know were i can find one. if not will the fox one fit. if not will the 94 95mac one match up???

 

[nunly94gt]

I went to my local exhaust shop and had one made. Try that!

 

[ProKiller]

my long tubes are still sitting the box along with my dr. gas x pipe so i couldn't tell you for sure, but i don't see why the mid pipes wouldn't match up. as long as the bolts match up and the pipe ends are the same.

 

[earleys94gt]

Try Summit Racing - High Performance Car and Truck Parts | 800-230-3030 , Mustang Parts - Brothers Performance , CJ Pony Parts - Ford Mustang Parts among others.

If you don't find one, the MAC pipe should match up fine.

 

[95ssn95]

please anywhere else?????

 

[final5-0]

Seems like I've seen peeps say BBK LT's and Mac mid pipes
don't match up

Grady

 

[FRDPWR]

The Mac will NOT work nor will the 79-93 BBK. Use the BBK for a 94-95 and you'll be happy, that's what I did and no leaks for 8yrs now.

I can get BBK through our parts store if you need me too.

 

[maximos]

The BBK O/R H-pipe for LTs has been discontinued through BBK. I believe Brothers Performance said they had about a dozen when I last spoke with them - unfortunately that was a little over a year ago. I think I remember one of the guys at Brothers saying they purchased all the inventory BBK had remaning.

You can pretty much get any mid-pipe to match up to any headers if you don't mind a more customized installation process. But for a direct bolt in, the Mac h-pipe will not work with the BBK headers that well. The "cup" at the BBK header flange will not mate up properly to the Mac h-pipes inlet.

 

[Dino Dino Bambino]

I went to my local exhaust shop and had one made. Try that!

That's one option. Another is to do what I did and recycle your stock H-pipe. Here's what you do:

1. Cut off the front limbs of the H-pipe from each side just behind the rear cats. This gets rid of all 4 cats so what you'll end up with is an offroad H-pipe.

2. Remove the header cups and another 1" of pipe behind them from the cut-offs.

3. Weld the header cups plus two sections of new 2.5" pipe onto the shortened H-pipe. If you're concerned about noise, you could add a pair of low restriction mufflers. This is how my exhaust looks:

For more details go to Exhaust Upgrades

 

[wytstang]

need-4-speed.com has them listed part#1560 -$139.99
Orders/Tech/Info:
(727)462-9968
Last modified: January 15, 2009
So them may still have some in stock.

 

[StinkinLincoln]

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