Flowtech Long Tube Header Question
12-07-2006, 08:06 PM
#3
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for $270, you're talking about the uncoated headers. that is a huge, monstrous, terrible, horrible mistake. you want at LEAST coated headers. either coated or stainless. DO NOT get normal painted headers. painted headers, especially ones as thin as flowtech's, will rust out in no time. the coating protects the header, makes them last years longer and keeps the heat locked inside and out of your engine bay.
once you add the coating, you're looking at $350-$400. at this point, you may as well step up to pacesetters. pacesetters are a far superior header. they are thicker, made better and fit better. get pacesetter coated headers for $375. you'll be happy with your purchase, i promise.
once you add the coating, you're looking at $350-$400. at this point, you may as well step up to pacesetters. pacesetters are a far superior header. they are thicker, made better and fit better. get pacesetter coated headers for $375. you'll be happy with your purchase, i promise.
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12-08-2006, 10:25 AM
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They suck ***. PERIOD.
They have a skiny *** flandge that bend's if you trq it at all. I had 7 leaks on EACH side with mine
I paid $150 for header's and off road Y.... YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR
They have a skiny *** flandge that bend's if you trq it at all. I had 7 leaks on EACH side with mine
I paid $150 for header's and off road Y.... YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR
12-09-2006, 09:01 AM
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Originally Posted by BigDB
screw a search ill show you: 
I thought it was a great idea for a cutout on primary 1
I thought it was a great idea for a cutout on primary 1
Damn man that sucks.