Stainless Headers and X-pipe NEW TECH SPONSOR
05-04-2007, 06:42 PM
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Stainless Headers and X-pipe NEW TECH SPONSOR LPP is a new sponsor on LS1Tech.
We worked out a deal with a manufacture to sell there polished stainless steel headers and X-pipe for C5 Corvettes. You can contact us at lpp@tampabay.rr.com
Headers and X-pipe are $600 shipped
We worked out a deal with a manufacture to sell there polished stainless steel headers and X-pipe for C5 Corvettes. You can contact us at lpp@tampabay.rr.com
Headers and X-pipe are $600 shipped
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How about a supporting graph? Would like to see if its peak power only or power under the curve. Good luck selling your product. The competition amongst the best known headers ( LG Pro Longtubes and Kooks ) is pretty fierce. Considering the price you are asking SHIPPED, I bet a lot of people running bone stock cars that just want exhaust are going to jump all over them. Again good luck, the pics really show off the quality of your product. Is that 304 stainless (polished) or 409 stainless ?
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I'll have to see if I can find the graphs to post them. They are made out of 321 stainless. 321 stainless steel is most similar to 304 stainless steel, however it contains the addition of Titanium making it an excellent choice for prolonged high temperature applications. The addition of Titanium stabilizes this grade of stainless steel against the formation of Chromium Carbide in heat ranges between 800 to 1500 degrees Fahrenheit. 304 stainless that most companys use is the same stainless they use to make kitchen sinks out of. 321 is used for Aircraft exhaust stacks and Jet engine parts
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Well if you do a search for stainless grades you will find out that the 304 is the most commonly used stainless "Because of its ability to withstand the corrosive action of various acids found in fruits, meats, milk, and vegetables, Type 304 is used for sinks, tabletops, coffee urns, stoves, refrigerators, milk and cream dispensers, and steam tables. It is also used in numerous other utensils such as cooking appliances, pots, pans, and flatware." That's a quote from a stainless supplier. 321 is designed for prolonged high temperature applications
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Originally Posted by black2002ws6
On a stock Z06, these headers produced and additional 20hp / 20 ft. # torque
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looks like a sweet system for that price!!! $800 is a steal for a SS system. I will tell my other friends with vettes this. you can't touch a SS sytem for under a $1000.
Do you have to buy O2 extensions? The only thing I really don't care for is the muffler clamps. You guys have any pictures of the headers on the car?
Do you have to buy O2 extensions? The only thing I really don't care for is the muffler clamps. You guys have any pictures of the headers on the car?
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I am also setting up a website to sell these products on which is not cheap either and I'm also setting up a credit card account and have a paypal account to accept payments thru. I don't know who is selling them cheaper elsewhere than what I get them for wholesale but I do know they are not a sponsor on here. So much for being a PAID sponsor on here.
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05-07-2007, 03:41 AM
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REASON FOR EDITS: Too many non-sponsor links and sponsor bashing. It is not tolerated! For others who are not sponsors but were, please stick to pm for information as this is a for sale thread.
He is asking the price he is - they will either sell or they won't, there is no reason to pick apart the sponsor if you don't like the price, as mentioned some thought it was a bargain.
There is no need to respond to this post. We are done with that.
He is asking the price he is - they will either sell or they won't, there is no reason to pick apart the sponsor if you don't like the price, as mentioned some thought it was a bargain.
There is no need to respond to this post. We are done with that.
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Originally Posted by Nine Ball
Anyone else that posts pics or links to non-sponsors will receive a complimentary 1-month (minimum) ban from the site. Come on everyone, you know the non-sponsor policy here and we WILL enforce it. Consider this your only warning.
+1 on that !!
Give the sponsor a break, he's trying to make a little money and pay his bills. If you don't want to pay what he's charging then don't buy it, that simple. We need the sponsors on here to be happy so we can get discounts. Do you like paying full price? I certainly don't and thank god I didn't ....
