long tube headers
#11
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heres the wording:
Stainless Works introduces its new Muscleflow performance headers for 2003-2005 4.8, 5.3L Chevy/GMC Trucks. Manufactured from 304 Stainless, the headers feature 3/8” thick, CNC laser cut flanges, and CNC mandrel bent 1 ¾” primary tubes. The headers are completely tig welded together, and are designed with a slip joint collector that uses 2 ½” headpipes and high flow catalytic converters for OEM reliability. Stainless Works long tube design makes excellent low end torque and mid range power while maximizing ground clearance. Stainless Works Muscleflow headers are the only ones available with a limited lifetime warranty, so they are guaranteed to last as long as your truck. MSRP start at $699.
Stainless Works introduces its new Muscleflow performance headers for 2003-2005 4.8, 5.3L Chevy/GMC Trucks. Manufactured from 304 Stainless, the headers feature 3/8” thick, CNC laser cut flanges, and CNC mandrel bent 1 ¾” primary tubes. The headers are completely tig welded together, and are designed with a slip joint collector that uses 2 ½” headpipes and high flow catalytic converters for OEM reliability. Stainless Works long tube design makes excellent low end torque and mid range power while maximizing ground clearance. Stainless Works Muscleflow headers are the only ones available with a limited lifetime warranty, so they are guaranteed to last as long as your truck. MSRP start at $699.
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Why didnt stainless go with a 3" collector?? Thats a big plus on the Pacesetters IMO. On the Dynatechs. I couldnt find a metric conversion from "thick wall" to any unit of measure. So I cant compare the thickness to any other header. Who knows how thick "thick wall" is?
#18
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Originally Posted by 99Silver5.3
Why didnt stainless go with a 3" collector?? Thats a big plus on the Pacesetters IMO. On the Dynatechs. I couldnt find a metric conversion from "thick wall" to any unit of measure. So I cant compare the thickness to any other header. Who knows how thick "thick wall" is?