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Hooker Headers Competition Exhaust System Header, Manifold or Cat-Back
520-16533
Items You Need
Chevy/GM - 4WD Truck/SUV/Van
Maximum Flow - 520-21601
Competition Turbo - 520-21005
Specifications:
Get the Exhaust Sound You're Looking For!
Hooker Headers Competition Dual Exhaust Kits are designed to fit specific applications using Hooker Competition Headers or stock exhaust manifolds. They have 2.25" diameter 16-gauge aluminized steel tubing that's mandrel-bent to maintain a consistent inside diameter for maximum flow (press bending crushes the pipe, which can reduce volume by more than 10%).
Notes
- The original equipment tailpipe exit location is retained on most systems unless otherwise noted below in More Info
- For racing use only (not legal for use on vehicles originally equipped with catalytic converters)
- Except for the universal kit, systems do not include mufflers. Hooker recommends using Aero Chamber, Maximum Flow, or Competition Turbo mufflers with a 2.25" offset inlet/center outlet configuration.
Will this fit my 96 extended cab but stop over the axles I know it’s for 2door
Will this work with a 1989 chevrolet k1500 short bed stepside regular cab? I'm wondering about the transfer case getting in the way.
Motor Vehicles
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