New Stainless Header Option around the corner
#11
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John
#12
I sent him and email and asked him if he would be interested in offering them as a GP after they come out. I am awaiting a reply. I saw the F body headers they had on LS1Tech had the merge collector and the spike in the collector. From what I have read it really helps with low end torque. I also asked if that would be available on the trucks. Maybe we can get some AWESOME headers, american made, at a really good price
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From: In a van DOWN BY THE RIVER
Yah I talked to him also, they look like really nice headers, but in my case the primes are to small, so who knows when they will make a set with bigger ones... It is like I find headers that I want, the y pipes are to small. I find a nice set with 3 inch merge collectors, the primes are to small, the one that works is $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ lmao
John
John
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I don't know what you're talking about, the OBX fits the 1500HD, another member had them here. Trust me when I say you cannot beat those headers for $500. The Pacesetters don't even compare to them. In fact I sold my set for $385, the buyer got the deal of the century. Fitment issues are with the 99s, 2000s. Frame variances on more or less.
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The OBX fit so well that I can't see any way you would have fitment, even if there are variances in production. I had the on an 03 1500HD 2wd and they were not even close to hitting anything! Just 2 plug wires to worry about. I tie wraped an insulated wire to the wires and shaped them how I wanted, problem solved and totally discrete.
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