Done w/ the Front Single
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I know they make good numbers and I know its a cheap kit. I've seen a couple guys on you're site say they were thinking about swapping to you're kit from the log manifold. Just didn't know the flipped manifolds were a lot better than a log
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I'm just assuming, but based on previous setups, that's how I came to my conclusion.
Oh ya, and price is obviously better, along with the stock manifold is one stout piece.
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We'll be using quality header wrap, we'll probably wrap them ourselves too.
IMO, header wrap is better than any coating we've used.
With my setup and my dp wrapped, I can literally touch the dp for a sec and not get burned, tried that on another setup with coating, and it'll burn ya for sure!
The wrap we used stayed on the Avalanche for a couple years when done right, then took the kit off, so it should last.
I got some more parts in, soon I'll be building a few kits.
btw, got the egt and iat sensor module in, now I can test the before and after temps on the a/w intercooler and egt's.
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allen
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I haven't proven it, but I hear that the first 3-4 feet is critical for a dp, so I wonder if a 5" dp from the turbo, then squeeze down to a 4".



