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look like aa slip fits or copies of them
work good, easy to make.
work good, easy to make.
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i would say they look custom, but IDK...
just going to state the obvious, those aren't originally from the bII
just going to state the obvious, those aren't originally from the bII
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They look like Adavance Adapter #717044.
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Correct,, pics in my build thread...
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They are found on 90s Lincoln town cars. They are called log style headers. I have been considering getting a set off one at my local yard.
Edit: they may be the a.a ones but here's the ones from a Lincoln
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Edit: they may be the a.a ones but here's the ones from a Lincoln
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That's gotta be what they are, real close if not. Does anyone know how they are performance & sound wise
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They have 1 5/8" primaries and work fine for me.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5H7C7LBpPg&feature=youtu.be
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They are found on 90s Lincoln town cars. They are called log style headers. I have been considering getting a set off one at my local yard.
Edit: they may be the a.a ones but here's the ones from a Lincoln
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similar, but what makes them ones nice is they are easy to modify, slight cut and turn and they work great, but wont support the power of the aa header.
well i meant what i said, look like aa units and they work good.
get them raw and they work real well to modify for a turbo setup. huge time saver. the later lincoln logs are workable as well.
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