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    LPP's on a nnbs

    Well theres a slight chance i might be tradin in on a 08 rcsb LS 4.8. I was wondering if my lpp's would beable to swap out. Anybody have any experience with this?
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    Not sure, but there is A LOT more room for LT headers under a NNBS than a NBS...

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    Be sure to change your truck back to stock to use what parts you can on the new one.

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    The headers will bolt right up but you will need to modify your Y-pipe.

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