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2018 headers?

Old 08-05-2018, 04:27 PM
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2018 headers

Any preferred brands? Do they dump out at the stock location? Generally do they require a tune?

https://www.americantrucks.com/sw-178in-catted-headers-ypipe-factory-connect-1516.html
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I say go for stainless works. Probably the best reasonably priced ones out there that fit correctly.
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I’m running kooks and like them.

warning: the ypipe is different for the 2018 then the 2015-2017
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Don't forget, 1 and 7/8 are best bet for the size you should run.
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1 3/4 for under 750rwhp and 1 3/4+ for over 750rwhp
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Originally Posted by TX-Ripper
I’m running kooks and like them.

warning: the ypipe is different for the 2018 then the 2015-2017
What is the difference in the Y pipe on the 2018 headers. I have a set of OBX headers that fit 2012-2017 but I don't know about 2018. I have had them for a 1 1/2 years and never installed them on my 2016. I know the cat back fits the same as a 2017.
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I have the StainlessWorks Performance Connect long 1 7/8" tube headers that I had coated by Jet-Hot. Installation wasn't too bad if you have access to a two post lift. Without a lift I would definitely think twice. The low rhythmic sound of long tubes is awesome.
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Originally Posted by LTNBOLT
What is the difference in the Y pipe on the 2018 headers. I have a set of OBX headers that fit 2012-2017 but I don't know about 2018. I have had them for a 1 1/2 years and never installed them on my 2016. I know the cat back fits the same as a 2017.
it might just be a kooks issue and not an issue with other brands
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What’s the rest of your setup?
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I have the StainlessWorks Performance Connect long 1 7/8" tube headers that I had coated by Jet-Hot. Installation wasn't too bad if you have access to a two post lift. Without a lift I would definitely think twice. The low rhythmic sound of long tubes is awesome.
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Ripper what did you do about our o2 sensors?
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it might just be a kooks issue and not an issue with other brands

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