[PICS] Modifying the TPIS longtube headers
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Le Mans Master
Joined: Jul 1999
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From: Phoenix AZ
Huh? I didn't have any issue w/ burning up the #7 plug..
You all are scaring me, I got afr195 's coming and I hope my tpis long tube headers don't cause issues with those heads....
If you could rewind to 2002 you would note that corvetteforum consensus was that tpis headers fit like a glove.
That's why I bought them.
Lord knows where all those people who said that are now...
You all are scaring me, I got afr195 's coming and I hope my tpis long tube headers don't cause issues with those heads....
If you could rewind to 2002 you would note that corvetteforum consensus was that tpis headers fit like a glove.
That's why I bought them.
Lord knows where all those people who said that are now...
I ran them for a few years on a pretty decent heads/cam setup and never had a problem. Currently though, the heat that my engine makes is causing a problem. This is a high HP high revving motor that isn't very forgiving. You may not have the same issues as I do/did.
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Le Mans Master
Joined: Jul 1999
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From: Phoenix AZ
Exotic muscle headers were the ones that people had to hammer, press, bend, etc. To make fit.
I'm still really confused as to why mine fit so well, but the ops doesn't fit well.
Did tpis change something at some point in their production process?
I bought mine in 2002. Paid about 750 for them ( a lot of money) and they came jet hoated coated inside and out.
I'm still really confused as to why mine fit so well, but the ops doesn't fit well.
Did tpis change something at some point in their production process?
I bought mine in 2002. Paid about 750 for them ( a lot of money) and they came jet hoated coated inside and out.
I've put on a few sets of the EM headers on different cars and they all fit damn near perfect.
