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Help me out with this quick header question guys.
9/26/07, 06:53 PM
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Help me out with this quick header question guys.
9/26/07, 07:01 PM
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That is a fairly decent price for the stainless LT's they usually run from 6-700 dollars I have seen. Although you will have to purchase an H pipe to go along with your new longtubes. I purchased mine from ebay in a combo package: JBA LT's (Titanium Coated (most heat protection)) with the catted H-pipe for $900.00 which was a steal considering those headers alone usually run around 1100 bucks and 400 more for the catted h pipe. I would search for a combo of headers and h-pipe. Pfewww, hope this helped
9/26/07, 07:06 PM
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Yep, since the headers extend back further than your stock manifolds, the cats also need to move back, hence needing a new h-pipe. You will love the sound of the headers! they are badazz!!!!
9/26/07, 08:23 PM
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dude do you have the rest of that pic on your avatar?
9/27/07, 06:03 PM
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I would stick with JBA to get a nice fit along with the JBA headers, but if you are taking it to a shop to get them installed, you could ask them to cut a different h-pipe that will fit(ask them about it first). I would stick with the JBA H-pipe just to play it safe.
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