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440hsp

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Kooks are the ones I want but I wonder when they'll get produced?

 

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mzodarg Senior Enthusiast

mzodarg

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Kooks are the ones I want but I wonder when they'll get produced?

 

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Had Kooks on my 2010 Camaro, IMO their an excellent product!

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2014MallCrawler Enthusiast

2014MallCrawler

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Kooks are great. but I ran JBA on 10+ 2010 and newer Oklahoma Camaro cars. Zero fitment issues and catted/offroad versions etc. The price for JBA is great as well. I have emailed them to see if they're going to do anything. I've also sent an email to AFE to see if they're going to do the high flow catted y-pipe which would be where I would start. :-)

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steveved

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Thought you guys would be interested to know that I sent Kooks an Email last Thursday after I picked up my new 2014 Crew Cab LTZ. Got this response back:

 

Thank you for contacting Kooks Headers and Exhaust. We are finishing up these Headers and Y-Pipes, these should be shipping out by end of this month. I will be happy to take a pre-order from you for these parts. I have listed below the part numbers and retail pricing on these.

 

ID

Application Guide

DESCRIPTION

MSRP

286220

2014 GM Truck 5.3L / 6.2L

1 3/4" x 3" Stainless Steel Long Tube Header.

1,174.59

286240

2014 GM Truck 5.3L / 6.2L

1 7/8" x 3" Stainless Steel Long Tube Header.

1,189.06

286310

2014 GM Truck 5.3L

3" Off Road (No Cats) Y Pipe OEM Outlet. Stainless Steel.

474.35

286330

2014 GM Truck 5.3L

3" Ultra High Performance GREEN Catted Y Pipe OEM Outlet. Stainless Steel.

1,047.12

 

Please let me know if I can get a set of these pre-ordered for you or if you have any other questions.

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