Kooks!!! ... Hello 6.2
01-09-2011, 08:30 PM
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Area, this may be your problem if your having trouble finding the leak. Inside the collector the merge is only tacked on and not fully welded causing it too leak around the primaries. I have sent them back and they fixed them on warranty with a quick turnaround. This may not be your problem but then again I could never find my leak or get them to stop leaking until I looked carefully. I have since seen this on three different vehicles sporting the Kooks.
01-10-2011, 09:47 PM
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Area, this may be your problem if your having trouble finding the leak. Inside the collector the merge is only tacked on and not fully welded causing it too leak around the primaries. I have sent them back and they fixed them on warranty with a quick turnaround. This may not be your problem but then again I could never find my leak or get them to stop leaking until I looked carefully. I have since seen this on three different vehicles sporting the Kooks.
01-12-2011, 03:09 AM
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some really nice quality headers still cant decide ARH or Kooks... I really like the merge on the Kooks y pipe better then the ARH's but not sure if it would change anything in flow between the 2. It would be really interesting to see someone put both systems on the dyno and see who comes on top. Right now leaning more on the Kooks
01-12-2011, 10:01 AM
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I personally like the ARH merge collector for the 4 pipes and the 2 pipes on the Y better than Kooks'. I still bought the Kooks because I found them for a better price but thats just my 2 cents.
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