Cant decide which header System
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Originally Posted by vettenuts
LG's only use two O2 sensors.
Kooks, Stainless Works and QTP use four as do others.
If you need all four, then the LG's are out. Check out the three above. Kooks are harder to install and have an aluminized steel center section. Stainless Works are all stainless and are easier to install. QTP are also all stainless, very easy to install but are priced a few hundred higher although there is a special deal on them right now from QTP.
Kooks, Stainless Works and QTP use four as do others.
If you need all four, then the LG's are out. Check out the three above. Kooks are harder to install and have an aluminized steel center section. Stainless Works are all stainless and are easier to install. QTP are also all stainless, very easy to install but are priced a few hundred higher although there is a special deal on them right now from QTP.
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[QUOTE]Kooks are harder to install and have an aluminized steel center section.[QUOTE]
What exactly do you mean by 'aluminized steel center section'?
Why would they do that?
And to those that have headers are there any issues with the header bolts coming loose after time.
What exactly do you mean by 'aluminized steel center section'?
Why would they do that?
And to those that have headers are there any issues with the header bolts coming loose after time.
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From: Bay Shore ny
Rob, The header flanges don't come loose. The material we use for our X-pipe sections is aluminized steel. The reason, because it's the exact same material used by GM for the factory system. It's strong, flexible and should give many years of trouble free use. Nick "Kook's Headers"
