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Has anyone used the long tube headers and x-pipe setup from the ebay user powerboost.It is stainless no name for $449 for the kit.Looks good in the pictures.Worried about fit and performance,but the price is cheap.Let me know what you think.
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No, haven't seen these until you posted.
I would shy away from them since headers are a PIA to install, and if they don't work, or fail (leak) you will spend more to either:
-fix them and
-purchasing a set from a 'real' header company.
Just my $0.02
I would shy away from them since headers are a PIA to install, and if they don't work, or fail (leak) you will spend more to either:
-fix them and
-purchasing a set from a 'real' header company.
Just my $0.02
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Originally Posted by 1ragtop
Has anyone used the long tube headers and x-pipe setup from the ebay user powerboost.It is stainless no name for $449 for the kit.Looks good in the pictures.Worried about fit and performance,but the price is cheap.Let me know what you think.
Get Kooks and call it a day
