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Old 01-25-2016   #11
Paul Workman
 
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Default Re: Which headers should I buy, bang for the buck?

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Originally Posted by MuRCieLaGo View Post
OBX $584, Stainless Works $1,449. And exchange rate with Canadian Dollar is pretty bad for me at the moment.

Would I have to relocate some stuff with Stainless Works headers?

Never heard of Corey Jeal headers.
I've got the SW headers (and X-pipe) and had ZERO fitment issues. The only fitment issue I've read about is the #1 tube and the steering rod interference.

The solution is either "dimpling" the header tube, and/or a motor mount adjustment (elongate the hole by 5-6mm); in either case, it doesn't take much (with the SW, that is), and anyone with ability to remove the OEM stuff and install headers should be able to negotiate this little rub. Really...no big deal.

As for the dipstick bracket, I've made dozens of 'em for people installing headers. If you need me to make one, PM me.
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