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2 or four inch pipes?
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Posted by Tim Shultz on March 30, 2006 at 07:44:33 from (71.51.121.208):
I have my hedders on now.. going to take the pick up to town this week or mabey next to get the pipes put on. but should I go with a four inch pipe or 2 inch? I was told by one guy to go with 6. but was thinking 4 was the way to go. and how good are glass pack nowdays? my dad said he had some on a 67" nova. but wasn"t sure if they was legal now? and what about a cat. converter? truck didn"t have one when I got it. but being a 73" I don"t have to have one right? not sure.. I googled till I was blue in the face.. so if anybody could help me out it would be great! Tim Shultz
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