Are flow tech headers any good?
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Are flow tech headers any good?
I got a guy trying to sell me some black flow tech headers for $200... first question is, are they any good and will they fit on my car with no issues, second of all, is $200 a good price for them
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they are paper thin, mine are junk looking after 1 year. only $250. ish. new.
pace setters seem to be alot better quality. if you only have $200. its ok
but for a extra $75 or so brand new pace setters are the better choice.
pace setters seem to be alot better quality. if you only have $200. its ok
but for a extra $75 or so brand new pace setters are the better choice.
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my flanges bent but dont leak............. so its what ever you want. save 75 bucks or buy new ones. i wouldnt be scared of them, they sealed up on both cars i put them on. only time will tell as i only have had mine for about 6months, but no worries yet.
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well i know that i don't wanna do another header swap any time soon cuz with the tight space they are in its a pain having to do them so i think i'm gonna go ahead and order the new pacesetter headers... is this a good idea or should i just go with the flow tech or maybe go with another set? and if i order them where is the cheapest place to get them and what are the prices and shipping costs?
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