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Odd, I have tried to search for info on the texas speed rumbler and can't come up with any search results. I know I have seen a post with the info I need in it before...
Anyway, the info I need is the SLP part number for the install kit I would need if I bought a rumbler. I remember reading before which one I would need but can't seem find it in a search.
SLP CAI, K&N, Whisper Lid, 180* thermo, manual fan switch, 3.42 gears, Auburn Pro LSD, Wester\'s PCM Tuning, TSP Rumbler, High Flow Cat. Best Time: 9.909@71.58 (1/8 mile)
Took you 3 minutes to respond, what a slacker [img]smile.gif[/img]
So my next question is, "Why do I need that?"
Is it that S pipe I need? If so where does that go? From the pictures of the rumbler it looks like it goes all the way to the cat without needing any other pipes.
I have done many searches about which pipes go where and which cat-backs need which pipes but I usually end up more confused. Some cat-backs you need other pipes with and some you don't (I think).
Thanks for the info!
SLP CAI, K&N, Whisper Lid, 180* thermo, manual fan switch, 3.42 gears, Auburn Pro LSD, Wester\'s PCM Tuning, TSP Rumbler, High Flow Cat. Best Time: 9.909@71.58 (1/8 mile)
You need the S Pipe to reach from the back of the Cat to the TSP I Pipe. The hangers are also used from the SLP kit I believe. I got the TSP installed just a couple of weeks ago. It sounds great (a little loud) and keeps getting better after it burns in.
You don't necessarily need it. I got mine installed at meineke and they made it fit on there and didn't charge me anything besides an installation charge of $100. So unless you are doing it yourself, you don't need it. A bigger exhaust shop will bend one for you.
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Pretty much like they said:) A good shop can do it alot cheaper than SLP can. It is needed because the catback is built for a LS1, and their heads/Y-pipe end at a different point than ours. It goes between the cat and the I-pipe, also it includes the hangers which are different as well.
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just rip the plumbing from under your sink and use that.. its works I swear. DIRECT BOLT ON!
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