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Old 01-25-2007, 11:27 AM
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there are some with warranty. theres a company out there that make cast iron turbo headers for the vette. twin turbo. its really price but it make good power and cast iron probably won't warp and shoudn't crack lol.
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Originally Posted by Snake Eater
safe on the engine yes, but some like front mount turbo's, some blowers, and nitrous require maintenance. From what I hear most front mount turbo kits have problems with the maniflods cracking. Are there any out there you can just bolt on and forget about it for 50k+ miles?
dont know bout you but anything i spend thousands on its always got upkeep. hell look at the wife
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im not ready to commit that much money to a truck im spend almost 20 grand on. baby steps.
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lol. yeah yeah thats what they all say. well a good intake and magnaflow exhaust and hptuners is a good baby step. you have to decide do you want turbo later or supercharger later. if you want turbo i wouldn't get any headers because they would be replaced later when you got the turbo unless of course you went rear mount. if your going to get a supercharger later then by all means get headers now. don't get shorties there useless. go longtubes if your going to do any at all. pacesetters are cheap and from what i gather are rather good headers. volant i think it is make a good cai that has a ram air duct that mount down behind the valance. i think thats where it goes or maybe behind the tow hooks. i love my magnaflow exhaust. the one that was on my silverado, my car, and my tahoe. personally i think hptuners is the ****. they have GREAT customer service. after my truck burnt they help me get my little box going again that got flamed alittle by the fire. so thats my take and opinion on the baby step stuff.
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