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Old 12-25-2009, 09:31 PM
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Wats the best headers that give me the most rwhp for my 2002 formula firebird?
Old 12-25-2009, 09:33 PM
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Kooks.
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The main difference is quality.. The power gain will be about the same. Depends on if you can drop 800$ (kooks) or you need to only spend 400 (pacesetters).
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just make sure you get a 1 3/4 header at minimum. Texas Speed saw a slight power increase with their 1 7/8 headers. But really what you pay for is quality. you can get the $200 ebay ones or spend $1000 on stainless works.
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I got the American Racing Headers for my vette and I love them, if I had it do over I would get ARH everytime. The best quality header I have ever personally had any experience with. For power, just make sure you get equal length (or as close as you can get) and merge collector and oviously either 1 3/4 or 1 7/8 (depending on plans for the car) and power should be about the same. Usually you are paying more for quality and a name.

Any longtube is better than stock
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Awesome thank u all very much.This helps out a bunch.I'm definitely going with long tube and 1 3/4 inch tubing.Lookin to spend bout 600 dollars.
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Lookin to spend bout 600 dollars.
Well, that leaves out the Kooks then....
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If your budget is about $600 than your looking at a set of Pacesetter Coated Long Tubes. They are pretty nice BTW I just picked up a set and love them. They were easy to install and look great.
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Wat bout flowtech r they any good?
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Originally Posted by LS1 bird
Wat bout flowtech r they any good?
Coated pacesetters gets my vote..
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Texas speed 1 7/8 work great for me if not pacesetters or theres a stainless one on here I dont remember the name.

Also try doing some research or using the search feature.
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I have been reading that the BBK Longtubes are pretty good and come with the Y. Price is about $500 or so for the ceramic coated.
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Kooks is what i would go with if i had unlimited amounts of money, but i have hooker 1 3/4 and they fit well and untuned on the dyno gave me 20rwhp well that and an ORY... i bought them from a sponser here called speedtweekerz for like 360 ceramic... but they were on sale so iunno how much they are now i think they are usually like 500...
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What about the edelbrock deal going on? They keep raising the price? Seems like quite a few jumped on that.



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