Headers/ORY for Cheap As Hell Online
#1
Launching!
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Horn Lake, MS
Posts: 286
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Headers/ORY for Cheap As Hell Online
www.jdmcenter.com/product/header-exhaust-y-pipe-chevy-camaro-93-94-lt1-1993-1994
Anyone have any experience with these? 290 is ridiculously cheap for LTs and ORY.
Anyone have any experience with these? 290 is ridiculously cheap for LTs and ORY.
#3
TECH Regular
iTrader: (5)
Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Too close to the cities, MN
Posts: 497
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
They seem to be the same as the ebay stainless ones, which I am running. I think I payed $288 shipped.
They look and work excellent. The two points of concern for someone would be the steering shaft and a small part of the k-member.
I had to grind my steering shaft down a bunch around the 1st knuckle and notch the k member. On drivers side and a little on pass side. If you have new motor mounts or aftermarket ones, then you might be good on doing any notching or grinding... Every car is different though.. I can take some pics of the shaft and k member when I get home for you..
If you have a angle grinder for k-member, a wheel grinder for the steering shaft, and are mechanically inclined, then I say it's money well spent on those headers.
They look and work excellent. The two points of concern for someone would be the steering shaft and a small part of the k-member.
I had to grind my steering shaft down a bunch around the 1st knuckle and notch the k member. On drivers side and a little on pass side. If you have new motor mounts or aftermarket ones, then you might be good on doing any notching or grinding... Every car is different though.. I can take some pics of the shaft and k member when I get home for you..
If you have a angle grinder for k-member, a wheel grinder for the steering shaft, and are mechanically inclined, then I say it's money well spent on those headers.
#6
Launching!
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Horn Lake, MS
Posts: 286
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Idk. I haven't really searched that site too well but try looking on there. But at that price I wouldn't even worry about it. Haha. Buy the headers + y pipe just in case you need the y.
#7
TECH Regular
iTrader: (5)
Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Too close to the cities, MN
Posts: 497
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Well I cannot find my steering shaft, and I had it only last month to reposition the car in the garage for winter. I can't seem to remember what I did with it after that. Searched all over my garage... Even inside. So I'm taking a quick break because I know it is somewhere stupid.. I'll post pics of it once I find it.
Speaking of stupid, I just found my pair of $200 dollar headphones in the glovebox... I thought someone had gotten in the garage and stolen them out of my center console and never checked there..
Here are pics of the K-member, the first 2 are the pass. side, next 2 are drivers side.
As you can see drivers side had to be ground much more.
Also, incase you didn't know, an aftermarket K-member does not need grinding.
Speaking of stupid, I just found my pair of $200 dollar headphones in the glovebox... I thought someone had gotten in the garage and stolen them out of my center console and never checked there..
Here are pics of the K-member, the first 2 are the pass. side, next 2 are drivers side.
As you can see drivers side had to be ground much more.
Also, incase you didn't know, an aftermarket K-member does not need grinding.
Trending Topics
#13
TECH Fanatic
iTrader: (4)
If they are the same headers I have they take a little massaging to get in but are worth the money. I doubt they will flow like the Kooks but for 1/4 the price Ill go with them. Mine have been on for over 10000 miles and are still shiny. They havent turned brown like a lot of other guys have.