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Old 01-25-2001, 10:49 PM
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Edelbrock TES vs SLP headers

I currently have the Edelbrock TES on my T/A and I am very pleased with the turn out that I have with them. But what about the SLP are they really that good or is the price just out of hand.
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SLP's headers are made of stainless steel so they dont rust. They're also all one size, either 1 5/8" or 1 3/4", while Edelbrocks are 1 1/2" on some tubes and 1 5/8" on other tubes. I think the y-pipe is better on the SLP headers, too. Search this forum for more info, this has been discussed before.

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Its been about a year now since I installed my TES Headers, and I have been VERY happy with them! I'm sure the SLPs are better, but I didn't at the time and don't now think that they are $150 better.

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There's some guy with pics of his old rusty Edlebrock TES system and a new SLP system side by side. Should give you a general difference. Anyway check it out.
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I bought the TES headers and had them coated by Jet-Hot. I guess for the total cost I could have bought the SLP's but I'm not disappointed with the TES headers. I asked alot of questions before I bought anything and the majority of the responses were to go with the TES headers and Stage 8 locking bolts. It's a great modification either way you go. Just my 2 cents. Check em' out!
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TES headers are great. They are designed for torque production on our cars. Get them coated if you live in a snow state and you never have to worry about rust. They come complete with all necessary bolts, gaskets, wiring extensions, clamps, donuts, and a complete instruction manual with step by step details and photos. They fit perfect, don't need any modification to fit, the AIR tubes are correctly aligned/positioned, etc.

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Originally posted by Tom Keliher:
TES headers are great. They are designed for torque production on our cars. Get them coated if you live in a snow state and you never have to worry about rust.
I dunno Tom, I already have more than enough torque on my car, I'd like some horsepower to go with it. Larger tube headers, like from SLP, will give me the horsepower I need, rather than the smaller tubes choking off the exhaust at higher RPMs. And for the price of Edelbrocks + coating, you can get the SLP's. This is just my opinion, like Tom stated his.


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People are going to go with what ever they have. If someone has SLP's they will say SLP's. If someone has TES's they will say TES's but get them coated (including the y-pipe) So its up to u man. I have the TES's and I like them. My exaust has a little to much flow to it now though (lost a little bit of TQ down low) but 2500+ I felt a huge increae in power. Somone said, to cure the tq problem down low is to just to install a resiantor in the exaust system and u will make huge gains or probably just keep ur cat on. (I took mine off and have a custom 3" exaust) So go with what u want man. Either way u go u will notice a lot better gains then ur stock exaust manifolds. But I suggest keeping ur cat on if u have a 305 and a 3" exaust system.

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Opinion shminion. The SLPs are better ... period. Yea - the Edelbrocks may fit good. Heck ... the SLPs fit good too. That leaves performance, material, and price. SLPs offer much better performance and better material at a $150 more. That is $150 well spent. Putting 1-1/2" primaries on some exhaust ports ant 1-5/8" primaries on others is ludicrous. Its a marketing gimmick that Edelbrock thought would work but didn't. Furthermore, 1-1/2" primaries on a 350 is rediculous.

From a performance perspective...
The Edelbrocks should only be used on a stock 305. A heavily modified 305 should use the SLP 1-5/8" headers. Completely stock 350s should use a 1-5/8" header. Modified 350s should use a 1-3/4" header. Severely modified 350s or 383s/400s should use the Hooker Long Tube.

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Does anyone have any dyno numbers with the same engine with SLP's and then TES's? Cause until they do then they are just opioions.

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In summit racing, the description for SLP's headers stated that they outperformed Edelbrock's TES when dynoed on a 383. I don't know what models or the engine buildup, sorry.
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I have Edelbrock and I wish I had SLP's!and!

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Originally posted by Kevin91Z:
I dunno Tom, I already have more than enough torque on my car, I'd like some horsepower to go with it. Larger tube headers, like from SLP, will give me the horsepower I need, rather than the smaller tubes choking off the exhaust at higher RPMs. And for the price of Edelbrocks + coating, you can get the SLP's. This is just my opinion, like Tom stated his.


Yeah, my engine only rev's to 6800 RPM. I guess I need bigger tubes



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Yeah, but maybe it'll rev to 7500 with the SLP's......

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Maybe even 8500!!

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Yah, I can stand on the gas pedal and make my car rev to 6500 too. You had a ballooned converter, who knows what RPM the HP really falls off at. Have you taken your car at WOT with the T5 yet? Does it still pull up to 6500? We'll see when I get my engine in, which headers are better. I'll race you.
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Yeah, my engine only rev's to 6800 RPM. I guess I need bigger tubes
The thing is ... imagine how much better your car would rev to 6800 and how much more HP you would be creating above 4500 if you were running SLP 1-3/4" headers instead of the Edelshmucks. Heck dude, I ran 12.2's at 112mph with wimpy SLP 1-5/8" headers. However, I would never ever recommend them to someone who had a combo like mine. Clearly a set of 1-3/4" headers or better yet the 1-3/4" longtubes with 3" collectors would work better. Just because you have them on the car doesn't mean that they are correctly balanced for your combination.

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Originally posted by Kevin91Z:
Yah, I can stand on the gas pedal and make my car rev to 6500 too. You had a ballooned converter, who knows what RPM the HP really falls off at. Have you taken your car at WOT with the T5 yet? Does it still pull up to 6500? We'll see when I get my engine in, which headers are better. I'll race you.
HAHAHAHAHA!!! What???? Are you serious?? HAHAHAH!!

Yeah, for sure, now I got a slipping clutch.... HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!

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A slipping clutch? Told you, you shoulda got the McLeod. Mine doesnt slip.
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Ive had both and the SLP's were by far the superior set. They did not rust and I had nothing done to them. They fit better than the edelbrock's. The AIR tubes are easier to get to on them than the edelbrocks (edelbrock has one side pointed the opposite direction it should be).

I bought the 1 3/4" ones because I was upgrading parts at the time and got a good resale out of the edelbrocks. I have ling tubes now. If I were modifying another car and were to use shorty headers, SLP would be who i went with.

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Back in the day, I have used both the SLP and Edelbrocks...

SLP was way better in quality. Thaey are stainless, and held up to the abuse I gave them
Edelbrock coated headers sucked a$$ compared to the SLPs.. The welds at the collector came apart on my passanger header. And the overall quality wasnt impressive, especially the y-pipe.

I would recommend SLPs all the way over Edelbrocks.

The only concerns I have heard from the SLPs are that some people had slight warping, causeing for header leaks a few years back.
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Originally posted by Kevin91Z:
A slipping clutch? Told you, you shoulda got the McLeod. Mine doesnt slip.
My bad! It's not slipping. It's ballooned!! HAHAHA!!


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Rust? What's that?

Oh yeah, you guys live where they salt the roads...........

Um..... OK. Rust..... hehehehehe!!!
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Ok Tom, you've lost it, gone off the deep end, went to the funny farm. Clutches dont balloon.

Try this comparison. Mauro's 355 engine with Edelbrock heads, Edelbrock intake manifold, LT4 HOT cam, and Edelbrock headers, made only 4 HP more and 1 TQ less than my 350 engine with L98 heads, stock ported intake, ZZ4 cam, and SLP 1 5/8" headers. You can argue that it was because his DFI wasnt tuned, but still, that combo alone should be worth 20 HP over mine, at the very least. It showed in his ET's too. His best time was 4 hundreths faster, but almost 1 MPH slower than me. I blame it on the Edelbrock headers choking off his HP. Draw your own conclusions.
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Originally posted by Kevin G:
Back in the day, I have used both the SLP and Edelbrocks...
Yeah, now there was a great combo. Ask Juan.....

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!

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Oh yeah, you guys live where they salt the roads...........
I never drove my GTA in the winter, and the damn Edelbrocks still fell apart like the cheap headers they are. .....Um ..Ok.Cheap....HEHEHEHEHE
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Yeah, now there was a great combo. Ask Juan
You talking about my 383 that ran 12s??

When you run that, give me a call
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Oh yeah.

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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Originally posted by Kevin G:
You talking about my 383 that ran 12s??

When you run that, give me a call
383? Oh, there's the difference...... well when my old *** 110K 350 runs 12's I'll let ya know hehehe
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Damn Tom, how long have you piddled with that car of yours all these years, and not even broken the 12s yet???

Maybe you should invest in some other parts.
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Originally posted by Kevin G:
Damn Tom, how long have you piddled with that car of yours all these years, and not even broken the 12s yet???

Maybe you should invest in some other parts.
Yeah, I have. Suspension and brakes. Wanna road race?

And as if it really matters, take out my slipping 700R4, and drop 400 lbs weight, and that would put my car about equal to many others. What do you think it would run then? My race weight last time was 3845 lbs with a slipping trans. You tell me.......
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You should all sell your TPI and put a TBI on it. That will yield superior torque numbers. I even use Summit 1 1/2" longtube headers and a 2 1/4" catback that the exhaust shop fixed me up with!

When i hit the go pedal it FLYS!
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I had a set of Jet-Hot coated TES and 2 months after my 305 croaked and I dropped in a 350, I continually kicked myself for not going with the 1 3/4 SLPs. Especially after I decided to upgrade the heads and cam. The TES were pretty easy to install though, however the y-pipe didn't bolt up to the driver's side header very well. It came in at a different angle and never really sealed properly. Also, after about 8 months they did start to rust even with the ceramic coating. It wasn't real bad, but there was some surface rust on the air tubes and the collectors which I'm sure is only going to get worse. I sold the car so I don't have to worry about it now. Just my $.02
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Blockhead, you're my idol! Where you been for so long?
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Jarod, in all seriousness, you probably forgot to use the special ceramic vaseline coating to prevent rust of the bung hole.
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Well I figured I wouldn't need it seeing as how I don't like it up the *** . If I ever change my mind though, I'll be sure to give you a call cause there's no doubt you've got plenty in stock. Btw, I think there's a typo on your location. Shouldn't that be San Fransico instead of San Fernando?
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My car has been featured in various publications across the country. I find it hard to believe you've missed me.

Im a pretty big celebrity on the east coast. Maybe you should come out and we will do a dyno comparion on Edelbrock headers vs. SLP headers.

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No, I don't have any because my headers were coated by HPC.

However, I'm sure you'll be changing your mind soon about taking it up the *** , so just in case you probably ought to stock up.
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Blockhead, yeah weren't you on the cover of GMHTP?

I thought you had Summit longtubes? Now I'm so confused, I don't know what to do.

Maybe I should just run short stacks like a P-51? What do you think Blockhead? Will that get me into the club?
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Run them through the hood like a derby car.
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Well sending me pictures of your lard *** in lingerie isn't gonna make me change my mind anytime soon so find someone else to send them too. Friggin flamers.
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Originally posted by Jarod:
Well sending me pictures of your lard *** in lingerie isn't gonna make me change my mind anytime soon so find someone else to send them too. Friggin flamers.
I would never have thought of such a thing. Just goes to show you must truly be a latent .......

Old 01-30-2001, 03:49 PM
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Well boys and girls, it's been fun but my truck brakes are ready now and it's time to rejoin the real world. Lot of laughs, we must do this again some time. HAHAHAHA
Old 01-30-2001, 03:51 PM
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I would never have thought of such a thing. Just goes to show you must truly be a latent .......
Bah, that was lame. Two posts and you already gave up? Don't waste my time ya poodle poker.
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I blame it on the Edelbrock headers choking off his HP. Draw your own conclusions.
Or maybe it was just the fact Mauro put the clutch disc on backwards?
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Dont forget to make those pipes going through your hood 1 5/8" Ya know since they make more torque. Better to smash the other guy with.

Torque is what wins races afterall. Can I talk you out of those LTR and plenum and put a turbo city TBI on it?

Im sure you will love it!

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Old 01-30-2001, 04:05 PM
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You should all sell your TPI and put a TBI on it.
Dude, I hope u are joking.

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This sure beats workin'!!
PS. Be sure to read Blockheads Post over at CamaroZ-28.com titled " A TBI success story w/in" under the handle "334TBI"
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