SLP Headers vs. Dynatech's
08-17-2006, 08:43 PM
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SLP Headers vs. Dynatech's I have a 2000 C5 with SLP headers and was thinking about dynatech headers with cats. Question is this, what am I leaving on the table if I leave the SLP headers on?. Is it worth it for me to by the Dynatech's?
08-17-2006, 08:48 PM
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IMO you aren't leaving much on the table. Unless you're having ground clearance issues (not sure how well SLPs tuck up on a vette) I say stick with them.
Take the money you are willing to throw in that direction and buy a cam.
I just noticed you're in Nashua, glad to see it!
Take the money you are willing to throw in that direction and buy a cam.
I just noticed you're in Nashua, glad to see it!
08-17-2006, 09:41 PM
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Originally Posted by orangeapeel
In my opinion it is like comparing poop to apples. I have seen fittament on both, and definitely would pick the Dyna's over SLP. Plus they are stainless headers.
08-18-2006, 09:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Starz T/A 17
yeah well the dyna's might fit better but its still comparing LT's to LT's so their will be no power increase or loss. The main reason of doing this swap would be for clearance so if thats an issue and its that important then do it but your not adding anymore power. Like it says in the stickies SLP's flow VERY well just like any LT but they just have shitty ground clearance.
Otherwise any old 1 3/4 header setup will be fine for a bolt on street car. As long as it's not too low anyways.
08-18-2006, 07:35 PM
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Originally Posted by BAD *** TA WS6
I agree. It's not worth it for the power. Though you would probably gain some power with a set of KOOKs or LG Headers. They are really only worth replacing if you step up to 1 7/8" stepped headers with a nice H/C setup.
Otherwise any old 1 3/4 header setup will be fine for a bolt on street car. As long as it's not too low anyways.
Otherwise any old 1 3/4 header setup will be fine for a bolt on street car. As long as it's not too low anyways.
08-18-2006, 08:21 PM
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Originally Posted by BAD *** TA WS6
IMO you aren't leaving much on the table. Unless you're having ground clearance issues (not sure how well SLPs tuck up on a vette) I say stick with them.
Take the money you are willing to throw in that direction and buy a cam.
I just noticed you're in Nashua, glad to see it!
Take the money you are willing to throw in that direction and buy a cam.
I just noticed you're in Nashua, glad to see it!
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08-18-2006, 08:23 PM
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Heads and cam are coming Next week. TSP Torquer 2, LS6 Stage 1 heads etc. I have a NX 150 shot now. Have a 3200 Stall and a built tranny. Shooting for 425 RWHP.
08-18-2006, 08:26 PM
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for everyone, SLP headers on vettes have no clearance issues at least in my car. The headers are Jet hotted and still look great after 3 years and about 10K on them Actually they are for sale. I have the high flow cats too. What do you think the numbers between the LG's and the Slp's would be. Enough to make a difference?. 10 Or so?.
08-18-2006, 08:58 PM
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Originally Posted by orangeapeel
In my opinion it is like comparing poop to apples. I have seen fittament on both, and definitely would pick the Dyna's over SLP. Plus they are stainless headers.
Anyways, my SLP's have 20K+ miles on them (4+ years) and still look great. I was thinking about changing them as well, but after much research... best case scenario +/- 5 hp doesn't make much sense. Plus I love they way they make my Hooker cat back sound. Leave well enough alone and add a cam instead. Good Luck
08-19-2006, 04:48 PM
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Originally Posted by DD966
I thought SLP's were stainless.
Anyways, my SLP's have 20K+ miles on them (4+ years) and still look great. I was thinking about changing them as well, but after much research... best case scenario +/- 5 hp doesn't make much sense. Plus I love they way they make my Hooker cat back sound. Leave well enough alone and add a cam instead. Good Luck
Anyways, my SLP's have 20K+ miles on them (4+ years) and still look great. I was thinking about changing them as well, but after much research... best case scenario +/- 5 hp doesn't make much sense. Plus I love they way they make my Hooker cat back sound. Leave well enough alone and add a cam instead. Good Luck
08-19-2006, 05:02 PM
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If there's no clearance issues like I have with mine on my SS then I see no need to get rid of them unless you want to get Kooks or LGs like someone else said.
08-21-2006, 12:41 PM
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Originally Posted by orangeapeel
They are ceramic coated.
SLP LS1/LS6 TUNED-LENGTH LONG-TUBE HEADERS:
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Feature .055" wall-thickness 409 stainless steel tubing to ensure long life.
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