Anyone interested in ARH?
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*Stailess steel from America and not sourced from China like other competitors
*Not coated mild steel like other competitors
*The owner is not an a-hole like other competitors
*Great design with many options for different combinations
*Not coated mild steel like other competitors
*The owner is not an a-hole like other competitors
*Great design with many options for different combinations
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I plan on using ARH when I install headers, just not ready now.
A respected tuner recommended them to me because of their ease of fitment and quality construction. My brother also has a set on an LS1 Camaro and I was impressed with them.
A respected tuner recommended them to me because of their ease of fitment and quality construction. My brother also has a set on an LS1 Camaro and I was impressed with them.
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I'd strongly urge you to take a look at LG Pros before you buy the ARH. Nothing wrong with ARH, just asking you to look at LG Pros before you buy. I've had my LG Pros since 2005 and no issues at all, unless picking up 30 rwhp and 40 rwtq is an issue ? LOL.