What LT headers to go with?

scupking

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Now that I have my stage II cams (not installed yet) I need to get some LT headers. My car is an automatic so that limits me. I was thinking mac, what do you guys think?

 

02nightmaregt

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BBK's fit, but if i were you i'd get some Kooks or Hooker. I believe those can be used on autos. You could always go with Bassani mid lengthsBTW your car is sweet, can't wait to hear how you like those cams

 

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02nightmaregt said:

BBK's fit, but if i were you i'd get some Kooks or Hooker. I believe those can be used on autos. You could always go with Bassani mid lengthsBTW your car is sweet, can't wait to hear how you like those cams

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Hmmm... I will look up those right now and see what I find. Thanks for the comment on the car, the funny thing is when I look at her I always think that I can make her cleaner and meaner. The best part is I’m almost done after three years, I now just need to get the parts installed and finish off how she looks.

 

02nightmaregt

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Hell yea dude. The problem with this "sickness" is that, it's never really over. I do think macs will fit also.

 

d98gt

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I have actually been eyeing the Flowtechs--Although they are cheap I haven't really heard horror stories about them other than some mild touch ups being needed. The price is hard to beat on them

 

blackfang

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I have had flowtechs on for almost 3 years with no problems.

 

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Kooks! They install so easy...

 

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i have heard a lot of good things about flowtech, and there quality is rather good!, mine are sitting im my room right now waiting for my motor, oh, and they only cost $281.00, to my front door......

 

scupking

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98COBRA281 said:

i have heard a lot of good things about flowtech, and there quality is rather good!, mine are sitting im my room right now waiting for my motor, oh, and they only cost $281.00, to my front door......

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wow now thats a good price.

 

98COBRA281

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scupking said:

wow now thats a good price.

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yeah, i got them from summit, i did a little cleaning in the ports, amd i also stripped all the paint off them, and painted them with VHT ceramic coating.......

 

scupking

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Now the only question is will the flowtechs fit an automatic? If they do I'm sold.

 

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I am also looking for long tubes and I ran across these, they look very nice.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/96-0...m14QQhashZitem230294414968QQitemZ230294414968

I will probably go with BBK or hooker though.

 

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Go with KOOKS or SLP