headers?? so many which one is the best for the money??
09-03-2006, 02:20 PM
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headers?? so many which one is the best for the money?? As the title states, I've been doing some research on different types of headers. As always I figure it's better to get info from people who have used a few different kinds, so I wouldn't have to spend my hard earned money on different set ups. Is it better to go with Hooker Super Comps or SLP tuned headers?
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09-03-2006, 02:31 PM
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It's better to go with hooker than SLP. SLP hang too low.
The best period for fitment and overall quality are Pacesetters if you want coated and Kooks if you want stainless.
Searching will show up all kinds of info on this subject, but I know there has been a problem with the search lately too.
The best period for fitment and overall quality are Pacesetters if you want coated and Kooks if you want stainless.
Searching will show up all kinds of info on this subject, but I know there has been a problem with the search lately too.
09-03-2006, 02:52 PM
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how much are you looking to spend? all LT headers are within 5hp of each toher. for coated good quality headers, pacesetters to the end. for stainless steel QTP and Kooks are top dog. recently people have been talking about the stainmless steel ebay headers for 300 bucks and a few people have bought them and had very good luck with them so those may be something to look at if we can get more opinions on them but they offer no ORY so a shop will have to make one
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CHECK OUT the new EDELBROCK Coated Race Equal Lenth Tuned LT's with AIR and EGR...got some--nicely/better coated...flange is thicker than advertised..mine measured almost 1/2 " .....fit well..no issues..had to grind dr.side tab 1/4 " only...SOUND much BETTER than 1-3/4 " hookers...
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I was going to get Pacesetters,, then I found Flowtech and have not heard one bad thing about them yet. http://www.gmrspeed.com/index.php?cPath=40_54_106
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Avoid flowtechs if you can. Yes they are priced well, but the quality is just not up to any other brand out there. They have VERY thin flanges that will become a problem. They will more than likely leak sooner than later. Go pacesetter if you are on a budget.
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Originally Posted by NHRAMAN
CHECK OUT the new EDELBROCK Coated Race Equal Lenth Tuned LT's with AIR and EGR...got some--nicely/better coated...flange is thicker than advertised..mine measured almost 1/2 " .....fit well..no issues..had to grind dr.side tab 1/4 " only...SOUND much BETTER than 1-3/4 " hookers...
