Flowtech vs Dynomax
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Intermediate
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From: Brookhaven MS
Flowtech vs Dynomax
I want to replace my exhaust manifold with some headers but I am on a budget so I can't really get a nice set of headers. I was wondering what you guys thought about the painted flowtech or dynomax headers, which ones would be better? :banghead:
Drifting
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From: Castle Hills Texas
Re: Flowtech vs Dynomax (rmm025)
If you haven't checked e-bay yet, I would suggest looking there for some decent headers. I have seen quite a few good deals on headers including ceramic coated, chrome, shorty, etc. Best of luck.
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Burning Brakes
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From: SF East Bay CA
Re: Flowtech vs Dynomax (rmm025)
I had the Flowtech and they were great. I used the non coated ones. (I think I paid about 200 for them (with AIR rails)
Just replaced them with Sanderson shorties, but only for space considerations and the fact I lowered the vehicle a bit....
The price on the Flowtechs was good...
If you want nice coated ones, check out Sanderson's website: http://www.sandersonheaders.com/
Just replaced them with Sanderson shorties, but only for space considerations and the fact I lowered the vehicle a bit....
The price on the Flowtechs was good...
If you want nice coated ones, check out Sanderson's website: http://www.sandersonheaders.com/
Instructor
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From: Edwards CA
Re: Flowtech vs Dynomax (rmm025)
The headers will give you more bang for the buck then mufflers. They are not really that much more expensive.
Dynomax headers = $230
Welding your exhaust = $110
Cool factor of headers = priceless
[Modified by SAC, 10:34 AM 7/31/2003]
Dynomax headers = $230
Welding your exhaust = $110
Cool factor of headers = priceless
[Modified by SAC, 10:34 AM 7/31/2003]
