OBX Headers...are they still holding up?
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OBX Headers...are they still holding up?
Just got my car back from the bodyshop to take care of a few dings/dents and the mod bug is biting me.
So, are the OBX headers still holding up? Any rust/leak issues cropping up?
Also, who has the best price on them now anyways?
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So, are the OBX headers still holding up? Any rust/leak issues cropping up?
Also, who has the best price on them now anyways?
Thanks
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IMO the coating on the pacesetters is worthless cuz they don't do the inside. You ever notice how much condensation spits out the tailpipe at start-up.
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Ever notice that there's no more condensation after the car's warmed up and driven?
Would you venture to say that the exhaust parts are > 212*F? Water would have a hard time staying in liquid form.
Granted - water is one of the primary outputs of a combustion reaction, and yes, it'll rot out over time, but again, how long are you going to keep the headers?
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All the words in the dictionary, this is best you can do?
You can knock them on quality control, cheap material, no warranty support, whatever, but you chose this route.
Stay classy bud.
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Ever notice that there's no more condensation after the car's warmed up and driven?
Would you venture to say that the exhaust parts are > 212*F? Water would have a hard time staying in liquid form.
Granted - water is one of the primary outputs of a combustion reaction, and yes, it'll rot out over time, but again, how long are you going to keep the headers?
Would you venture to say that the exhaust parts are > 212*F? Water would have a hard time staying in liquid form.
Granted - water is one of the primary outputs of a combustion reaction, and yes, it'll rot out over time, but again, how long are you going to keep the headers?