Help I.d these headers!
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Looks like QTP headers with the high velocity merge. Here is a link to their site with a pic:
http://www.quicktimeperformance.com/...ls1headers.php
http://www.quicktimeperformance.com/...ls1headers.php
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Actually I think you are right. They look like stepped headers, I didn't click the pic at first. Edelbrock and QTP were the only headers that i know that had collectors that look like that.
Its just a different type of stainless that is polished to look shiny.
Its just a different type of stainless that is polished to look shiny.
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Why do you want to get rid of them.... they still look usable?
I paid 300 for mine and they were used Super Comp. still in good condition.
I wouldn't take anything less than $250.00 for used longtubes but with-out the "y" pipe its hard to sell them.
Im not saying...Im just sayin'.
I paid 300 for mine and they were used Super Comp. still in good condition.
I wouldn't take anything less than $250.00 for used longtubes but with-out the "y" pipe its hard to sell them.
Im not saying...Im just sayin'.