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Racer
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From: liberty mo
headers
anyone here using the dynamax cyclone ceramic coated headers? and if sooo what do you yhink of them.
and if your not what do you think of them.
was just curious since they are reasonably priced. from the pics they look nice, and have good welds. seem to use the same tubbing thickness as the higher priced headers.
and if your not what do you think of them.
was just curious since they are reasonably priced. from the pics they look nice, and have good welds. seem to use the same tubbing thickness as the higher priced headers.
Melting Slicks
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From: Piedmont Va
St. Jude Donor '11-'12-'13,'19-'20
I have purchased them and plan to install them next week. They had a few manufacturing blemishes on a few of the tubes out of the box but nothing major. many people on this forum have them and responded to my similar post and all recommended them. I'm sure a few will chime in here. I will post pic's when my install is complete.
Drifting
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From: Seabrook Texas
St. Jude Donor '05
I just put them on my Pace Car with 2.5 in exhaust w/ an H-pipe straight back to Magnaflow mufflers. Idle is good no resonating while cruising but sounds good when you get on it! The headers fit perfect!
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Racer
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From: liberty mo
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From: Wildwood IL
I installed a set on my '77 a few yrs ago. Fit was perfect...easy install...and still looked new after a few yrs of attack from the midwest winters. If I didn't have sidepipes on my '72...it would be Dynomax coated again for me! 
Eddie
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Racer
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From: liberty mo
Thats the final straw 
im ordering some now and putting them on,its just not right running around with out headers, they are a must have, along with a new custom exhaust 
thanx for the input aaalllllll
im ordering some now and putting them on,its just not right running around with out headers, they are a must have, along with a new custom exhaust thanx for the input aaalllllll
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From: Living in the Hartland
Get a set of these, you will not have any seal problems, many port sizes to choose from so make sure to get the ones that fit your heads exhaust port size. I did not have as much luck with their collector gasket so got a set of Summit copper collector gaskets.
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
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Racer
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From: liberty mo
I should have ordered them last month price went up $20.00 this month.thanx for tip on gaskets, i usually dont use the gaskets that come with some parts because of some past bad luck, save time and headache's buying a better gasket.