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Old 09-08-2012, 01:49 AM
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Ok, so I just bought a 2006 GT that has ARH long tube headers and an ARH OR-H pipe. If I fail emissions, what can I do to pass? I can't find anywhere that sells the ARH catted midpipe separately and the OEM doesn't fit with long tubes.
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Old 09-08-2012, 12:25 PM
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You could always just have some HF cats spliced in.
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Old 09-08-2012, 01:38 PM
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Originally Posted by 808muscle
You could always just have some HF cats spliced in.
+1^. and OP, with an O/R X pipe you will fail emissions, so youre better off getting a long tube and catted shorty x combo to ensure fitment. Or as stated before, have them spliced in.

Have you checked Kooks? expensive but alot of positive reviews. If not kooks, I know BBK long tubes and a catted shorty X are extremely high quality and are a little cheaper than the Kooks setup
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I'd be willing to trade you my stock Headers/midpipe plus a little cash if you would be interested! I would LOVE to have some AR headers!
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KevDon pm me.
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Old 09-08-2012, 06:35 PM
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Originally Posted by xx10Gt
+1^. and OP, with an O/R X pipe you will fail emissions, so youre better off getting a long tube and catted shorty x combo to ensure fitment. Or as stated before, have them spliced in.

Have you checked Kooks? expensive but alot of positive reviews. If not kooks, I know BBK long tubes and a catted shorty X are extremely high quality and are a little cheaper than the Kooks setup
He already has ARH's.. Those are some very nice headers and on par or better in my opinion than Kooks..

If you don't want to weld in some cats, you can always put a stock system back on to pass emisions.. You can usually find stock take offs for cheap..
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Old 09-09-2012, 06:29 AM
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Originally Posted by TRexGAWD
He already has ARH's.. Those are some very nice headers and on par or better in my opinion than Kooks..

If you don't want to weld in some cats, you can always put a stock system back on to pass emisions.. You can usually find stock take offs for cheap..
yeah i read that wrong, i though it said he was thinking about buying the setup, my bad
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The stock midpipe doesnt fit with the long tubes though.
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Originally Posted by KevDon92
The stock midpipe doesnt fit with the long tubes though.
I know this. I'm offering to trade stock manifold/midpipe+ cash for your LTs and midpipe. Let me know.
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Sorry man, but there's not a chance in me getting rid of the headers.
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