Dumb Flowtech header price question?
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Car: 97 Z/28 Vert.
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Dumb Flowtech header price question?
I did the reading and read all the negatives about the headers as well as some positives.
My question is if you have no headers on your car(91 Formula), would you turn down buying a new ceramic shorty set for $75.00 total including y pipe?
My question is if you have no headers on your car(91 Formula), would you turn down buying a new ceramic shorty set for $75.00 total including y pipe?
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Car: '90 RS
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Re: Dumb Flowtech header price question?
Originally posted by Biz
My question is if you have no headers on your car(91 Formula), would you turn down buying a new ceramic shorty set for $75.00 total including y pipe?
My question is if you have no headers on your car(91 Formula), would you turn down buying a new ceramic shorty set for $75.00 total including y pipe?
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Car: 1991 Camaro RS, 1993 Camaro Z-28
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i had non-coated flowtechs on my car for 4 years, and they were fine, but they did leak, but now they have Persey's soft metal header gaskets that will seal even the most worped header flanges, i would say if you dont have money to spend on other brands go for it just use perseys header gaskets and keep the bolts tight, IMO
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Car: '90 RS
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Originally posted by BT283
i had non-coated flowtechs on my car for 4 years, and they were fine, but they did leak, but now they have Persey's soft metal header gaskets that will seal even the most worped header flanges, i would say if you dont have money to spend on other brands go for it just use perseys header gaskets and keep the bolts tight, IMO
i had non-coated flowtechs on my car for 4 years, and they were fine, but they did leak, but now they have Persey's soft metal header gaskets that will seal even the most worped header flanges, i would say if you dont have money to spend on other brands go for it just use perseys header gaskets and keep the bolts tight, IMO
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From: Hickory, NC
Car: 1991 Camaro RS, 1993 Camaro Z-28
Engine: what engine, LT1
Transmission: did it come with one, 4l60
Axle/Gears: They spin (most of the time)
wow, well use a paper gasket and orange silicone, i know for sure that will work
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