Header recommendation... W/ VT Stg 1 N/A Cams

Which headers with VT stg 1's?

  • Keep the Stock shorties on, they will be fine with the cams.

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Grits

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Im going to do the VT Stage 1 N/A cams when the finally get back in stock, right now im just running bolt ons and 4.10's (See sig.) im running stock headers w/ Slp Catted X-pipe. Now, im kinda looking for recommendations for headers..

One, I really really dont want to do longtubes as i want every bit of ground clearence i can get and i want to be able to drop the transmission to do the clutch eventually... BUT!! Ill bite the bulitt and do them if its absolutely recommended... i can get a set of BBK Longtubes at a pretty good bargain. (we like BBK headers for the 4.6 dont we guys?) :scratch:

Two, I can leave the stock shorties on and run them with the Cams.. which is cheaper, but i dont mind spending the cash for it to be done right.

three, i can do JBA Shorties.. which is better than stock, but not going to make the power of longtubes.. both are a bitch to install.

What to do what to do.. thanks for your suggestions.

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I've been debating this too as i will be doing the same thing as you in the future. VT 1's and fortifying the rearend for some slicks. I know that most everyone on here goes with BBK and I've looked at them, but I really like the design of the Kooks headers and 'X'. They have a modular cat design that allows you to switch between catted and non catted. Kooks are expensive, but all stainless.
 
If you can get a set of BBK's at a bargain I would go that route if you want to save some cash... I am running them and have been for well over a year with zero problems, exhaust leaks ect. I have said it before and I will say it again, the install is a total pain in the A$$, do your clutch at the same time and save your self some frusturation later down the road.