theres tons of info on this site about all you asked. Try installation yourself and save some money, theres tons of help here if you run into problems. Have fun 
Header Install!!!
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Teching In
Joined: Dec 2006
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From: roseville ca
Header Install!!! I have a 98 z28 and I want to buy some headers for it. Just wanna know what kind people like or dislike, and also how hard the install is. Ive heard a lot of people say the engine needs to be pulled to put on headers and stuff like that. is putting on headers somethin i could do myself or is it somethin i need to have a shop do?
thanks for all the help
thanks for all the help
Originally Posted by Vette Killa
I have a 98 z28 and I want to buy some headers for it. Just wanna know what kind people like or dislike, and also how hard the install is. Ive heard a lot of people say the engine needs to be pulled to put on headers and stuff like that. is putting on headers somethin i could do myself or is it somethin i need to have a shop do?
thanks for all the help
thanks for all the help
there is enough info. on this site to pretty much cover everything you posted also you can reuse your factory header gasket no need to buy new one's just clean it up.Happy hunting... 
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Joined: Jul 2006
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From: Ellicott City,MD
i was originally going to buy jet hot lt's, but decided to get the pacesetter lt that are jet hot coated for an extra $40 over ceremic from ws6store..they said they were special order but were here in only a cupple days anyway...i saved over $100 which i was able to put towards installation and im waiting to get the car back as we speak! they looked like really good quality and think i will be really satisfied.. i highly recommend them!
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Some people have their local shop install them but if you do that don't pay more than $200-300. Look around for a shop that specializes or is very familiar with ls1s. Having them installed can save alot of time and hassle if you can afford it and finding a ls1 familiar shop to get it done right is your best bet.
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...all your gonna get is opinions in this thread, YOU ultimately decide what you want
On The Tree
Joined: Aug 2006
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From: OKLAHOMA
Originally Posted by 00formLs1
i installed them myself it took me and a buddy 8 hours but that was with a few breaks and geting parts/tools and food. the local shops wanted 600-1000 for the install.
They must use gold plated tools and work in nice suits!!!
If you dont have the cash for stainless LT's i would just get the pacesetter ceramic coated LT's because u live in Roseville. Coated Lt's should be just fine there.
