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Le Mans Master
Joined: Oct 2002
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From: dudley MA
headers
i want to install headers next any1 with suggestions on which way to go. i was thinking b&b shorties. i also like the flp long tube package with the high flo cats :confused:
Burning Brakes
Joined: Jan 2002
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From: The Woodlands Texas
Re: headers (puppy)
B&B shorty headers will set you back $1000-$1100 with S&H and they don't add anything. Don't waste your time or money on the shorty headers. Go for long tube headers - a lot more low rpm torque and mid rpm horsepower for a few dollars LESS!!!
Just IMHO.
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Just IMHO.
Save The Wave :seeya :cheers: :cool:
Burning Brakes
Joined: Apr 2002
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From: Mississauga ONTARIO
Re: headers (puppy)
TTS LT headers, excellent quality.
FLPs are nice too but expensive. User friendly in terms of install and direct fit.
Depends what you are going to do with the car. Overall, TTS is my choice. Best for all around performance, price and quality.
Talk to MattG for more info.
FLPs are nice too but expensive. User friendly in terms of install and direct fit.
Depends what you are going to do with the car. Overall, TTS is my choice. Best for all around performance, price and quality.
Talk to MattG for more info.
Supporting Vendor
Joined: Jan 2000
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From: TX
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St. Jude Contributor '04
Re: headers (puppy)
We would recommend FLP's (1599.00) as our number one favorite, and Stainless Works (999.00) for our second choice. We do not recommend TTS for certain reasons and no longer sell them for the same reasons. Long story short, I have personally ran the TTS, TPIS and FLPs on my car. I have my opinions on each header, but do not want to start "another" header war with posting my thoughts. Please call or email us for more info.
Nate
ps- i suggest not going with shorties. expensive and not much gain...
Nate
ps- i suggest not going with shorties. expensive and not much gain...
