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Old 05-25-2007, 10:04 AM
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Default Headers for a 2002 silverado 5.3 liter any suggestions?
Got any inputs on a set of headers?
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Question headers? what ones for my 2002 5.3 liter?
Any input would be greatly appreciated?
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Pacesetter ceramic coated LTs IMO. Hard to beat for the money.
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Gotta love the completeness of the Dynatech's.
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Gotta love the completeness of the Dynatech's.
And quality!!!!!!
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And quality!!!!!!
10-4!!
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Originally Posted by lady3bglover
Any input would be greatly appreciated?
n/a something in a 1 5/8 primary, FI something in a 1 3/4 primary. LT's if you can afford them.
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Originally Posted by moregrip
n/a something in a 1 5/8 primary, FI something in a 1 3/4 primary. LT's if you can afford them.
Wow. Someone else that agrees with my 1 5/8 theory.
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pacesetters are hard to beat for the price.
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yeah there was a comparison somewhere on here.... to where all teh longtubes dont make that huge of a spread in power difference...... so bang for buck i would go with Pacesetter Longtubes with an ORY

i have em and love em
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