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Old 03-10-2005, 08:20 PM
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well, iam going against what the reputable summit tech advised me on, and buying some ASM long tube headers. other than tybrne, wheres a good place to buy these at. nothing against tybrne at all(his costomer service is A+), ill actually prbably get them from him, i just want to see my options(distance from me, pricing, etc)

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I know futral motorsports sells them.
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Thunderracing carries ASMs too.
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i would get them from Tom. he is a great guy to deal with.
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ok, iam on thunderracing right now. i can get them for 720. thats 60 less than futrell and tybrne. ill give these guys a try with my business. anyways, is the part number 12-20410 the right set of headers to get. it says 99-01, iam just double checking. iam pretty sure those are the ones that will fit my 04 Silverado SS though. thanks guys
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You can get them from ASM too.
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ok, iam on thunderracing right now. i can get them for 720. thats 60 less than futrell and tybrne. ill give these guys a try with my business. anyways, is the part number 12-20410 the right set of headers to get. it says 99-01, iam just double checking. iam pretty sure those are the ones that will fit my 04 Silverado SS though. thanks guys
Thunder Racing is excellent to do business with.
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yea iam just confused at their website. on thunderracing.com the asm headers say 1999-2001 4.8, 5.3 and 6.0L. i was just on ASMs actual home website, and there i have 2 different choices as to which headers to get. thunderracing only has the 99-01s. this is just no good. i need the 02-04 headers.
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Originally Posted by vtodd82
yea iam just confused at their website. on thunderracing.com the asm headers say 1999-2001 4.8, 5.3 and 6.0L. i was just on ASMs actual home website, and there i have 2 different choices as to which headers to get. thunderracing only has the 99-01s. this is just no good. i need the 02-04 headers.
Is it the egr/no egr thing?
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Call ASM and see what is up and get a part number for your application then call Thunder. I agree, they are great to deal with and so is TByrne-can't go wrong with either as far as service goes. But it has always been my experience that if there is a fitment or application question it is always best to talk with the manufacturer to get the scoop firsthand.


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