Any Jet Hot LT1 LONG TUBE PICS yet?

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Mar 6, 2003 | 01:35 AM

#61

thebrainhart

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From: Bountiful, Utah

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Originally posted by pennys58
where are ya'll ordering these headers from? I was going to get a pair of dynatech long tube headers for my LT1, but everyone seems to like these. Let me know of a site, I can only find LS1 lt's. Thanks

Ya gotta call Chris @ 1-800-432-3379 ext #110

Mar 6, 2003 | 02:06 AM

#62

thebrainhart

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From: Bountiful, Utah

BTW, I just got mine today!!!!

Here are some pics of them. They have the emissions tubes in them. If you want any other pics of them, let me know, and I'll get them for ya.

http://photos.yahoo.com/bc/thebrainh...r=/Jet+Hot+LTs

Mar 6, 2003 | 07:35 AM

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pennys58

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Originally posted by thebrainhart
Ya gotta call Chris @ 1-800-432-3379 ext #110

Thanks...it was driving me crazy!

Mar 6, 2003 | 09:24 AM

#64

blazzinbird

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better hurry on caling them, thay have prob 3 sets left, and will not have any more for a few onths...... this was the first batch, and they went quick...

Mar 6, 2003 | 10:02 AM

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Smoke T/A

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Originally posted by thebrainhart
BTW, I just got mine today!!!!

Here are some pics of them. They have the emissions tubes in them. If you want any other pics of them, let me know, and I'll get them for ya.

http://photos.yahoo.com/bc/thebrainh...r=/Jet+Hot+LTs

NICE!

Mar 6, 2003 | 11:39 AM

#66

unTAmedLS1

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Mine are being shipped today I can't wait!!

Mar 6, 2003 | 01:49 PM

#67

DaveW 396ci

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From: Gurnee, IL

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Originally posted by blown383
The gaskets and bolts look comparable to Felpro and ARP.

I am not sure what gaskets they are. If they are paper based I wouldn't use them. That is what ships with hooker headers (or used to). As for the bolts, I use the cheapo header bolts and have never had a problem. I just install the headers with them, drive the car for a while, check the bolts and then never look back. I haven't ever had a bolt loosen up on me.

More recently I switched to Mr Gasket header studs. I tend to like these best since they make it a little easier to get the gasket and header in place. They only cost like $16 from Jegs.

DaveW

Mar 6, 2003 | 01:55 PM

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DaveW 396ci

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From: Gurnee, IL

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Originally posted by Joe Brodman
For stock and people with only moderate head work, I don't see there being much if any gain with these over Hooker LT's.

FWIW, I don't think anyone will see any difference at all between these headers and the hookers with regard to power. They are almost identical in design.

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All in all, they seem to be a good alternative to Hooker LT's.

True, they look nice. I think the decision just depends on which ones you can get cheaper.

DaveW