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Old 08-15-2013, 11:43 PM
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Their identical to the 1.75" headers and had no problem what so ever. Only thing I didn't like is how the o2 bungs are inset vs being welded on the outside.

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Sweet ! Now let's see some track results!
I want to see header vs header comparisons on the track.
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dam about time we got some budget 1 7/8" headers.
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Anyone have any thoughts on the fitment of these on an '06 2500HD 2wd?
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They fit the same as the 1 3/4 headers. If they fit before these should fit too..
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I have a pair on my Silverado and the bung striped out !! now I have a permanent o2 sensor ! just be careful taking them out
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The bungs are stupid. Just a hole punched thru and threaded..
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They look nice for the price. I'd have a hard time pulling the trigger on them in boston though... the winters here would eat em right up on a daily driver.

Was there any seat of the pants difference? I know thats a hard question to answer... but are you happy with them so far?
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Originally Posted by dirt track racer 81
The bungs are stupid. Just a hole punched thru and threaded..
i dont remember the 1 3/4 pacesetters being that way? you can buy o2 bungs to weld in cheap.
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Plan is to cut these out and patch them and the. Put a bung on down in my exhaust. I have no o2s.


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