Help with Headers
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You can't go wrong with the ARH. They fit perfect, don't leak, are American made and like GMCtrk said, they have the best collector on the market. You get what you pay for. I have put a few sets of headers on in my day and these were by far the easiest set I ever installed. No swearing needed. The Dynatech is a great header. I have had both and highly recommend the ARH.
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You get what you pay for apply's here.
Nick
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dont' you guys only make a system for the NNBS trucks??
a lot of people i think would be looking for a 1 5/8 primary with 2.5 collector for a daily driver/tow/haul application to keep the power band down low. personally i want more power from off-idle to 5800, not from 5800-up. and when i say power, i mean torque. just my two cents. if you have a product that meets my needs/wants please let me know as i've looked a lot and haven't found it in stainless yet.
a lot of people i think would be looking for a 1 5/8 primary with 2.5 collector for a daily driver/tow/haul application to keep the power band down low. personally i want more power from off-idle to 5800, not from 5800-up. and when i say power, i mean torque. just my two cents. if you have a product that meets my needs/wants please let me know as i've looked a lot and haven't found it in stainless yet.
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All you need to do is remove them warn the engine is warm, you will be fine.. Tip for ya, next time you do it...
Also the stainless works headers, if your set on not wanting a slip fit, they can slap some v bands on there for ya..
Also the stainless works headers, if your set on not wanting a slip fit, they can slap some v bands on there for ya..