LPP doing longtubes again

[George C]

kooks makes headers for our trucks. If i decide to get headers im going with kooks, they also list a y pipe if needed

I dont think so. Not that I can remember anyway. I've heard a lot of great testimonials about them though. I wish they would have had their NNBS prototype developed when I got mine.

[bartjo06]

kooks makes headers for our trucks. If i decide to get headers im going with kooks, they also list a y pipe if needed

I would love to have a set of kooks. I've heard that ARHs are the way to go though for the NNBS, I think I'm going to start saving my pennies for some of those.

Edit: Quik, didn't realize you got a new truck, just saw on GMFS, pics right now

[blueflamed03]

for the money, LPP makes some good headers.

[PitchBlackC3]

My LPP LTs came with an instruction sheet that say xs-power.com
Don't know if that is who actually makes them or what.

[lsx67]

my lpp headers have a plate tac welded to them that says "xs-power"

[fubutx]

i came across this info today, while doing a google search on xs-power

http://www.performancetrucks.net/for...d.php?t=447583

[PitchBlackC3]

I have to say, my LPP LTs fit excellent. I didn't have to dent anything like they were talking about in that thread (think that might have been an older design) and I have good clearance on everything and my truck has a front drive-shaft. They came with extensions for the O2 sensors, but once I put the sensors in they plugged right into the factory plugs. I can't say much about the y-pipe, because I wasn't able to use it on my truck , but I have no complaints with the headers. The clamps it came with were complete crap, but the bolts were fine.