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Header-Back Dual Exhaust Kit for 1970-1981 Chevy Camaro, Pontiac Firebird; 1970-1974 Chevy Nova [3 in. SS Tubing]
555-30584
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Header-Back Dual 3 in. Exhaust Kits With Mufflers
JEGS 555-30584 Header Back Dual Exhaust Kit Features:
- Chambered mufflers offer a deep, aggressive exhaust note
- Mandrel-bent tubing ensures the best exhaust flow, for superior horsepower gains
- Full stainless steel construction means you get the most life out of your exhaust kit
- Kits include everything you need and can be installed at home without and specialty tools
FAQ
Can you install dual exhaust?
- Yes, JEGS dual exhaust kits make installation easy for a variety of vehicles, including the 1979 Firebird and 1970 Camaro.
What is a header back exhaust system?
- A header back exhaust kit replaces the entire exhaust system from the engine headers to the tailpipes, enhancing performance and sound.
How much horsepower will dual exhaust add?
- JEGS exhaust systems, like the 30584, can contribute to increased horsepower, but actual gains may vary based on your vehicle and other factors.
Do you need 2 mufflers for dual exhaust?
- Yes, JEGS dual exhaust kits typically include two mufflers to optimize performance and achieve the desired exhaust tone.
Emissions Note:
This part is only legal for sale and use on Uncontrolled (Non-Emissions Controlled) Vehicles or on vehicles used solely for the purposes of closed competition racing.
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Specifications:
What muffler comes with this kit? Looking to find out what they sound like.
Are these made for long tube headers or short?
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Where do the tailpipes exit? Under the 1/4 panel or under the bumper?
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