flow tech
i would steer clear of the flowtechs and get a set of pacesetters,preferrably coated.they are not much higher and have thicker flanges than the flowtechs.the flowtechs are prone to leaking around the flanges.
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i just recently got my flowtech long tubes ceramic coated put on and love them .been about 3 months on and no leaks .for the price and fitment i would recomend them if price is a object .but after the install and the fitment the only other header i would consider is the pacesetters heres a sound clip of my flowtechs and true duals http://videos.streetfire.net/search/...E5CBBF8B96.htm
Flowtechs and their weenie flanges aren't worth saving a couple of $$. Just spend another $100 and buy the ceramic coated Pacesetters. It's worth $100 for a quality header, with thick flanges and no leaks.
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