SLP HEADERS
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From: Alvin Texas
SLP HEADERS SLP IS CLAIMING 35 HP ON THEIR HEADERS HAS ANY ONE INSTALLED THEM ON AN 02 ZO6 ID LIKE TO SEE THIS //BUTCHER IM STILL TRYING TO DECIDE ITS BETWEEN THE HEADERS YOU TALKED ABOUT TPIS OR SLP NOW ITS CRAZY WITH ALL THESE CHOICES I DONT WANT TO SCREW UP I WANT TO GET THE BEST BANG FOR MY BUCK
On The Tree
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From: Objects in mirror may disappear quickly!
Re: SLP HEADERS With the SLP and TPIS headers , you'll have to do some cutting and welding. I had the SLP headers on my '99 Firehawk and they didn't give me anywhere near 35 hp like they claimed. They were much harder to install than the FLP's and they rested right against the wiring harness that ran to the starter. They did sound very good though. I still think that the FLP's are the easiest to install and they are , by far , the best bang for the buck.
Staging Lane
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From: Houston
Re: SLP HEADERS Check out the FLP system. It comes with the long tubes and the intermediate pipe with swappable cats and off-road pipes. No cutting or welding required <img border="0" title="" alt="[Smile]" src="gr_stretch.gif" />
<small>[ September 01, 2002, 12:56 PM: Message edited by: Cemo ]</small>
<small>[ September 01, 2002, 12:56 PM: Message edited by: Cemo ]</small>
