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Sep 8, 2010 | 01:22 PM

eric n

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bbk full length from $550.00

http://www.bbkperformance.com/news_item.php?nak=49

The only headers I've ever put on a mustang were tri y's on my 66 fastback. bbk seems to be running a pretty good price range from $549 to $799 RETAIL. Maybe better with some dealers. How do these compare with kooks, stainless..... Prices are good, how is the quality.

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Sep 8, 2010 | 01:38 PM

pony racer

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Originally Posted by eric n

http://www.bbkperformance.com/news_item.php?nak=49

The only headers I've ever put on a mustang were tri y's on my 66 fastback. Kooks seems to be running a pretty good price range from $549 to $799 RETAIL. Maybe better with some dealers. How do these compare with kooks, stainless..... Prices are good, how is the quality.

had a set of eq length shorties w/ ceramic coat on my 95... looked as good as the day i put them on 12 years later when i sold it

Sep 8, 2010 | 11:20 PM

jeff s

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I can't comment on the build quality but they definately look to be a cheaper design.

Tubes appear to be arranged more for packaging than for performance (hardly equal tube lengths). Looks to be an inferior collector too, not a merge design with a spike.

Having said that, they are more affordable, but if you're looking at stainless, they're only about $100 behind the Kooks.