Headers
I put some FLP's on a few weeks ago, and I really like them. They fit really good. However, any header install will be a pain and take some time. It makes it easier if you have a buddy with you to help.
Re: Headers
Originally posted by tim vestrand
How much of a pain in the *** is a header install? Shorty's or long tube? I want to keep the converters.
How much of a pain in the *** is a header install? Shorty's or long tube? I want to keep the converters.
http://www.quicktimeperformance.com/
Check them out!
I'm getting the electric cutout along with those headers. They are supposedly the best for ground clearance.
Originally posted by KungFu
I put some FLP's on a few weeks ago, and I really like them. They fit really good. However, any header install will be a pain and take some time. It makes it easier if you have a buddy with you to help.
I put some FLP's on a few weeks ago, and I really like them. They fit really good. However, any header install will be a pain and take some time. It makes it easier if you have a buddy with you to help.
Originally posted by Lan01z
How much were they, and did you put them on, or take them to a shop???
How much were they, and did you put them on, or take them to a shop???
Originally posted by Y2kPewterSS
I'm think the QTP look pretty good also. I haven't seen anyone else mention them. Anyway have them on their car?
Brian
I'm think the QTP look pretty good also. I haven't seen anyone else mention them. Anyway have them on their car?
Brian
You'll need a buddy's help for the installation. Spend the extra money and get coated headers. The uncoated headers look like crap an hour after you run the engine. I understand that a lot of people want to have performance cheap, but you have to ride in style too. Nothing like showing off what's under the hood and seeing those nice headers.
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