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Most likely a stupid question, but here goes. I was just shopping around WS6store.com and found what's said to be long tube headers for our V6 F-bodies. They have them for models between '93 and '02. I can't help but wonder, are these real? As far as I knew, only hope for LT's was from CIA.
CIA headers are supposidly "mid" headers. not long tubes.
sounds like bad typing to me. Pacesetter doesnt make long tube headers for use and the pictures they used are 4 banger headers. Pacesetter only makes shorties and in some discriptions, they call them "mids" but they are all shorties IMO
Hey DUO i saw those the otherday also and i just got got done emailing them just now to see what they say....When they write me back i will post on what they say ok! If they do make them i will probably order some!
Hate to say it, but you're probably right. I'll have to take an hour or so and see if I can find any information on custom jobs. Otherwise, it'll be the Pacesetter mid-tubes for me.
Dumb question... What is the difference between short, mid, and long tube headers other than overall length? Is there a performance difference between them?
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