obk headers
Team Owner
Joined: Feb 2001
Posts: 27,254
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From: Short Hills, NJ
I think you might be referring to OBX headers possibly?
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-p...9-shipped.html
I don't know of anyone using them but they look decent enough.
Personally, even though they're more costly I would still stick with the more well known/already well reputed header outfits such as Kooks (or even ARH/LG).
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-p...9-shipped.html
I don't know of anyone using them but they look decent enough.
Personally, even though they're more costly I would still stick with the more well known/already well reputed header outfits such as Kooks (or even ARH/LG).
Burning Brakes
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 767
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From: Ottawa Ontario
I have the OBX headers and LOVE them! I also had mine ceramic coated before install. As you can see in my sig the car does put down the numbers and is comparable to anyone else with the same mods. I've been using these for 5 months on the street and track with no issues at all.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThJhS...e=channel_page
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThJhS...e=channel_page
Instructor
Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 233
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From: Redondo Beach CA
Carlos, basically all you need to do is get the car up off the ground far enough that you can unbolt the stock exhaust pipes. Once you have the stock pipes off you can remove the catalytic converters, be careful they are heavier than you might anticipate. After that there should be plenty of room to install your new headers.
It only took me about 4 hours to remove the old hardware and install the new headers, but I've done this on several vehicles so, I'd recommend you set aside a weekend and take your time.
Good Luck
It only took me about 4 hours to remove the old hardware and install the new headers, but I've done this on several vehicles so, I'd recommend you set aside a weekend and take your time.
Good Luck
Thread Starter
5th Gear
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 5
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thanks guys,i´m going to buy one obk set.
this forum for me is my best help for my c6 z51 a4, here nobody know too much about the corvette´s. i have two ( c3 and c6) and i love them. i have had ferrari 355 f1 and porsche 996 turbo, very good cars, but the corvette´s are low maintenance, fast, beautiful, good price, never break, spend little fuel, etc. Congratulations for yours muscle cars.
this forum for me is my best help for my c6 z51 a4, here nobody know too much about the corvette´s. i have two ( c3 and c6) and i love them. i have had ferrari 355 f1 and porsche 996 turbo, very good cars, but the corvette´s are low maintenance, fast, beautiful, good price, never break, spend little fuel, etc. Congratulations for yours muscle cars.
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