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Originally Posted by 14pilot

WRONG !!! WRONG !!! WRONG !!!

On a stock or bolt-on car (stock cam) the X-Pipe goes 73 inches behind the end of the stock cast iron manifolds, or...

...with headers, 73 inches behind the end of the primary tubes.

Also, both 36 1/2 inches AND 146 inches back will also work just fine too. Its about math, not myth...

There is no "Place" that is goes. Where it ends up depends on many factors, cam, headers, etc...

If that dealer car in question has long tube headers on it, the X-Pipe would be moved back from the stock location to be in the correct position. So many opinions, so many don't know $h!t.

Care to explain ?? Cause now everyone elses advice is wrong..